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China launches new satellite to build its own GPS

China launches new satellite to build its own GPS

This places China one step closer to providing an alternative to the US-operated GPS.

Xi announces $2bn South-South Fund to aid poor nations

Xi announces $2bn South-South Fund to aid poor nations

“Global development should not be the development of any single country,” the Chinese President said.

Obama, Xi agree to end economic espionage

Obama, Xi agree to end economic espionage

China and the US put forward a "common vision" for climate change agreements to be discussed in Paris this year.

On US visit, Xi underlines need for Sino-US cooperation

On US visit, Xi underlines need for Sino-US cooperation

Washington and Beijing are hoping to announce some progress towards a US-China investment treaty during Xi’s trip.

China urges Myanmar to maintain stable borders ahead of elections

China urges Myanmar to maintain stable borders ahead of elections

China accounts for over 30 per cent of total foreign investments in Myanmar.

‘China, Russia to ink twin-aisle jet deal by end of 2015’

‘China, Russia to ink twin-aisle jet deal by end of 2015’

China is forecast to surpass the US as the world’s largest aircraft market within the next 20 years.

Trade has brought India-China closer: Indian FM

Trade has brought India-China closer: Indian FM

“China had been a significant contributor to the global growth in the past decade,” said Jaitley.

Xi to address business roundtable in Seattle next week

Xi to address business roundtable in Seattle next week

CEOs of Apple, Microsoft, IBM, Boeing, Amazon and Chinese firms Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu are attending the event.

Chinese group buys Turkish port for $940 mn

Chinese group buys Turkish port for $940 mn

Turkey is a strategic location along the "Belt and Road", an infrastructure and trade network proposed by China.

China’s state-owned companies face reforms, says Cabinet

China’s state-owned companies face reforms, says Cabinet

Analysts have long argued that SOEs made competition unfair.