Standard & Poor's Ratings Services on Friday affirmed the AA- long-term and A-1+ short-term sovereign credit rating on the People's Republic of China, with the outlook being stable.
China's booming e-commerce market is fuelling demand for logistics spaces in China, a market that is characterized be a severe shortage of modern logistics stock.
Research In Motion, the Canada-based smartphone maker, is about to execute a major strategy adjustment in the Chinese mainland market.
Moody's Investors Service has changed its outlook for China's property industry to stable from negative on the expectation that sales and access to funding will continue to improve in 2013.
The guessing game has started about the future policy direction of China's central bank. For next year, economists expect there won't be much change.
China's Minister of Commerce Chen Deming is bullish on China's economic growth, saying the government will attain its 2020 goal of economic output and income per capita.
Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang says China has become a middle-income country, but there still exists uneven development and a wide rural-urban gap.
Records are being broken at land auctions in both Beijing and Shanghai, with astronomical prices being paid for land in both cities.
Some second- and third-tier cities offer a good market for luxury brands, according to the 2012 Luxury Report.
A 51-year-old woman called Huang was prosecuted for trafficking her newly born grandson for 35,000 yuan, because of poverty.
Royal Bank of Scotland expects China's GDP growth to be around 7.6 percent in 2012.
Real estate investor sentiment in the Asia-Pacific property sector remains relatively positive, despite continuing global economic uncertainty.