He invited all Chinese business leaders present at the road show at Chengdu to attend the 'Make in India' week to be held in Mumbai from Fe...

Over 150 CEOs of prominent Chinese companies would attend an investment and business seminar in China's financial capital Shanghai tomorrow...

Two Chinese influential government-backed institutions have teamed up with an Indian media group to set up a multi-disciplined body in Chin...

Leo group of companies has evinced interest in setting up a plant in Telangana with an investment outlay of Rs 1,000 crore.

In the first leg of the visit to Beijing, the delegation will sign six government-to-business (G2B) MoUs.

China has expressed interest to help Indian exporters market their products in that country, industry body Assocham said today.

EPCH today said it has inked a pact with CCPIT to explore possibilities of enhancing exports of Indian handicrafts to the neighbouring nati...

Factors accelerating the future of Chinese economic development is a large labour source and vast domestic marjet, market mechanism, etc

FICCI & CCPIT set up the India-China Joint Business Council in 1985 - an institutional arrangement to enhance bilateral economic & commerci...

CII has been making consistent efforts to promote Indian industry's synergies with China. The CII Office in Shanghai was set up in 2003 to ...

China has received 268,926 patent applications in the first six months of this year, up 7.3 per cent from the corresponding period last yea...

Ten Indian companies, including consumer durable major Videocon would invest $5 billion in setting up manufacturing units in China.

Bilateral trade volume will surge to $40 bn by 2009, a full year ahead of the target set by the two govts.

The two sides have forecast that the bilateral trade volume will surge from the current $25 to $40 billion by 2009.

Home-grown consumer durables major Videocon will set up an LCD manufacturing unit at Shenzen, China, at an investment of $ 1.5 billion, to ...

Lack of trust has hindered India-China from tapping market says a senior Chinese trade official.

China has dismissed global forecasts that India will overtake the Communist giant on the economic front.