Forty-six countries had joined or applied to become founding members of the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank by Tuesday's deadline.
As China's anti-corruption campaign reaches the US, an expert said the Chinese government should also pay attention to the foreign companies while enhancing its cooperation with the US.
Reaping real estate dollars from rich Chinese buyers requires some finer services, say some industry insiders.
The US president's daughter Sasha Obama and the vice-president's granddaughter Maisy Biden toured China through a school program earlier this month.
Washington is willing to cooperate with the new China-led infrastructure investment bank, according to US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew.
The "One Belt and One Road" initiative will help connect China with the rest of the world, and the initiative "follows the trend of economic development," according to Bank of China Chairman Tian Guoli.
China is coming to the US to learn how to better take care of its elderly population, as well as provide investment opportunities for US companies. Conversely, US experts are also trying to get Chinese investors to look at opportunities in the sector here in the US as Baby Boomers edge toward retirement.
Ford Motor Co’s Lincoln luxury division is resurrecting its storied Continental model and plans to put the full-size sedan on sale in China and the United States next year.
Volvo announced on Monday that will invest up to $500 million in its first assembly plant in the United States, where the company plans to double sales.
Zhao Shilan, who with her ex-husband has been charged with money laundering and immigration fraud based partly on information from Chinese investigators, remains in jail in Washington state.
Chinese characters, culture and courtesy. Ice-breaking small talk, homework review and students struggling to find the correct phrases in their notes.
Zhang Qiyue, Chinese consul general in New York (third from right), attends "2015: A Celebration of Chinese Culture" on Sunday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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