Accounting and ownership issues could shut some 35 Chinese companies' doors to capital markets.
China is expected to be the second-largest market in the world for Siemens Ltd's healthcare sector over the next two years, driven by the company's new five-year plan focusing on the development of basic medical care.
HNA Group, China's fourth-largest airline group, is seeking to become the first Chinese airline to invest in the European aviation sector by bidding for a Hungarian carrier and a German-based airport operator.
Baoji Oilfield Machinery Co Ltd (BOMCO), the largest oil equipment subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC), has set up a joint venture in Brazil with local companies, CNPC said on its website Monday.
PICC, one of China's largest insurers, plans to raise $5 billion to $6 billion in an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong and Shanghai, International Financing Review reported.
TCM ingredient vendors have been asked by authorities to unload their stockpiles in order to cool surging prices.
The China Fastener Industry Association (CFIA) strongly demanded the lifting of discriminatory anti-dumping duties from the EU on fasteners from China in an open letter sent to the Council of European Union on Monday.
The majority of Chinese consumers are feeling the pinch of surging prices, in order to battle the effects of inflation on their purses and wallets, some people are changing the way they spend.
China's think tanks called on Monday for stricter steps to be taken to control the capital's fast-increasing population and said population pressures are likely to become stronger in the next 20 years.
More cities experienced cooling property prices in June, compared to May, as policies targeting speculation kicked in.
China Unicom, China's second-largest telecommunications carrier by subscribers, said more than 35 percent of its third generation (3G) smartphones sold in the first quarter were Android-based versions, indicating a declining dependence on Apple Inc's iPhone series.
Da Vinci, the furniture retailer caught up in a scandal about the origin of its furniture, is refusing to give refunds to customers.