China's targeted policy tools help cash-strained small businesses
While the COVID-19 epidemic is taking a toll on the real economy, China's financial authority has managed to bail small businesses out and help them fare better with targeted policy instruments.
Macro
With 40-year miracle in Shenzhen, China's reform and opening-up set for new start
When China established the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone 40 years ago, overseas critics had cast doubt on its future.
Financials
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China nurtures fertile ground for foreign investors
Despite a coronavirus-triggered recession looming large for the world, China remains a gold mine for global investors amid the country's unswerving efforts to create a better business environment with easier market access, more benefits, and improved services.
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IPO reform on start-up board spurs capital market vitality
Eighteen start-up companies went public Monday on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under a new IPO system, releasing more of the vitality of the country's capital market.
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Companies
China's heavy equipment maker Sany reports record profit in H1
China's leading heavy equipment manufacturer Sany Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. reported significant profit growth in the first half of 2020.
China's ZTE sees revenue surge in H1 despite COVID-19 impact
Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE saw surges in both operating revenue and net profit in the first half-year despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tsingtao Brewery posts 13.8 pct profit growth in H1
Tsingtao Brewery Co., Ltd., China's major brewery and producer of Tsingtao Beer, posted 13.8 percent year-on-year net profit growth in the first half of 2020 despite a fall in sales revenue amid the COVID-19 epidemic.
