J.P. Morgan is the second foreign investor planning to set up a holding firm in China after the CSRC rolled out guidelines in late April allowing foreign investors to set up securities trading firms with holding status.
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JIC, wholly owned by CIC, mainly invests in the industrial manufacturing, consumption and information technology sectors, according to its website.
It's not only trains in China that have gotten faster over the past five years. Passengers have also become more nimble in securing tickets thanks to online booking services.
Its net profit margin stood at 9.2 percent.
JINAN - At the Agricultural Bank of China's (ABC) three outlets in Jinan City, cards are no longer needed to withdraw money. A quick scan of the face will do.
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JD Digits, the digital technology arm of Chinese tech giant JD.com, has also pitched in to help brick-and-mortar enterprises reduce transaction costs with its self-developed blockchain-based service platform.
JD announced on Friday evening it will invest 0 million in Xingsheng Selected, a Hunan province-based online grocery startup. The two partners will cooperate in the fields of data, technology, supply chains and logistics, JD said.
It’s also part of Amazon’s continued push into sports. The company has several other live streaming deals with top leagues around the world and produces the?All or Nothing?sports documentaries available to Prime members. Amazon also recently?hired?longtime ESPN executive Marie Donoghue.
Its auto sales totaled 119,592 units last month, down 7.1 percent year-on-year, the automaker said in a filing to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. In June, its sales declined 24.8 percent.