China's top economic planner approved infrastructure projects valued at 75 billion yuan ($12 billion), in an effort to stabilize slowing economic growth.
The levels of protection being given to shareholders in listed companies in China is improving with the introduction of more mature levels of corporate governance.
Wuliangye Yibin Co Ltd, the listed company of Wuliangye Group Co Ltd, announced it will partner with ABC International to build a finance company.
China's total social financing could reach 15 trillion yuan ($2.38 trillion) this year, representing 26 percent of the gross domestic product in 2012, a report from Barclays showed on Monday.
Yuan international payments fell by 10 percent in October over the previous month, a report by SWIFT RMB Tracker showed on Monday.
The first annual economic work conference of the new Communist Party leadership will set the economic growth target for 2013 at 7.5 percent, China Business News reported on Monday.
London will see an influx of Chinese retailers over the next few years, with as many as five looking for stores.
China will reduce using the organs of executed prisoners for transplants within two years, Vice-Minister of Health Huang Jiefu said on Wednesday.
Property tax should be expanded nationwide, said Finance Minister Xie Xuren in an article published in Tuesday's Economic Daily.
China's insurance income reached 1,311.4 billion yuan ($208 billion) in the first 10 months this year, with the growth slowing down due to the sluggish economy, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission said on its website on Thursday.
China will face a more difficult situation regarding foreign trade next year because the economic recovery in Europe and the United States may be delayed.
The State Council has officially approved the Central Economic Zone Plan to improve the development of Central China, following the closure of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, said Lu Zhangong, Party secretary of Henan province, Henan Daily reported on Wednesday.