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  • Shenzhen property market off to a roaring start for 2016

    2016-01-05

    Shenzhen's property market greeted the New Year with a bang as buyers snapped up all 72 apartments at a new residential project in the city's northwestern district of Bao'an within hours of its launch just after midnight last Thursday.

  • Shenzhen's property boom 'unstoppable'

    2015-12-30

    Forget the economic woes for the time being - real-estate prices in Shenzhen, especially in the luxury sector, have continued to go through the roof, further shattering the dreams of those fighting to own an apartment but have been priced out of the market.

  • Wanda dreams big with Guangzhou sports center

    2015-12-29

    Real estate and entertainment giant Dalian Wanda Group Corp Ltd is planning to bring more big-ticket sports events to China and has set up a global sports headquarters in Guangzhou.

  • Entrepreneur turns waste into business

    2015-12-28

    Environmental problems are causing increasing concerns in China. But an entrepreneur in Maoming, Guangdong province, is dedicated to improving the situation by developing a technology that turns solid wastes into clean energy while purifying pollutants in power plants.

  • False money company aims for stock market listing

    2015-12-28

    Selling false paper money, used on traditional occasions to pay respects to ancestors, is not the only business for a Chinese folk culture company, which is applying for listing on the stock market.

  • Vanke welcomes Anbang as 'important shareholder'

    2015-12-24

    China Vanke Co said on late Wednesday that it welcomed Anbang Insurance Group Co as an ally after the insurer boosted its stake in the company.

  • Meizu eyes 25% shipment growth for 2016

    2015-12-22

    Chinese smartphone maker Meizu Telecom Equipment Co Ltd said it is aiming to sell 25 million handsets next year, a 25-percent jump compared with its shipments in 2015.

  • Shenzhen entrepreneur sets sights on 3D sensing

    2015-12-22

    Since mass production of its 3-D sensor two months ago, Orbbec has already received orders worth of more than 100 million yuan ($15.5 million).