China's commerce ministry has fined a unit of Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group 200,000 yuan for acquiring a stake in a Suzhou-based firm without government approval.

China's economy is officially growing at a brisk clip of 7 percent, but many locally based executives at multinationals say they wouldn't know it from the performance of their businesses.

Indonesia picked China over Japan to build the country's first fast-train rail link because Beijing had the courage to provide $5 billion in loans without asking for guarantees, an Indonesian official said.

China has arrested 75 people accused of engaging in underground banking, the Ministry of Public Security said, as authorities work to curb money laundering and illegal cash transfers.

Boeing Co has signed deals to sell 300 aircraft to three Chinese firms and set up an aircraft plant in China, becoming the first U.S. firm to clinch a business tie-up in the country since Chinese president Xi Jinping began a U.S. state visit, the official Xinhua news agency said.

Fund managers are adding new warnings to China investment products in a bid to reduce their legal liability if regulators repeat the heavy-handed intervention in financial markets that rattled investors globally.

Hundreds of investors gathered outside the headquarters of China's securities watchdog on to protest against a metals exchange in a southwest province they accuse of defrauding them of billions of yuan.

A successful marriage between beer giants Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI) and SABMiller (SAB) would almost certainly have to be done without one of the jewels in SAB's crown: its 49 percent stake in China's biggest-selling beer brand.

A unit of China's CRRC Corp, the world's biggest train maker by revenue, joined a group of its domestic peers in agreeing a deal to help build a high-speed link from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, underlining the rail giant's lofty overseas ambitions.

China cranked up its fiscal spending by 26 percent in August from a year earlier as Beijing tries to re-energise flagging economic growth and convince reluctant local officials to spend.