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The article discusses about the Foreign investment opportunities in China in the areas like technological innovations like Industrial robots. Intelligent economy and 5G, consumption upgrading including Unstaffed retail, Healthcare and Education and like Inter-city transportation, High-speed railways and Airports and communications hubs

The article discusses the plan of establishing a foreign exchange investment agency in China. It is stated that China is the world's largest holder of foreign exchange reserves which reach $20 billion monthly. According to Premier Wen Jiabao at a press conference to close the annual session of the National People's Congress (NPC), China is preparing to establish a foreign exchange investment company. Concerns of foreign media regarding its impact on dollar assets are also discussed.

This article presents an interview with Han Feestra, director for China of the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, about the Netherlands' efforts to woo Chinese investors. Feenstra explains that at present there are around 100 Chinese companies in the Netherlands. Several Chinese companies are doing well in the Netherlands. Most Chinese companies who entered the Netherlands market started with setting up their own trading companies.

This articles explains that the forthcoming 10th China International Fair for Investment and Trade to held on September 8, 2006 in Xiamen is expected to play a more important part in transnational investment and cooperation. Topics for this year's fair include "introducing foreign direct investment" and "going global." This fair is the country's only national foreign investment promotion event.

Presents the stories of Taiwanese businessmen who have settled in mainland China to either start businesses or to further their careers, indicating a positive sign for closer cross-strait cooperation. Chuen Bao Carbide Group Chairman Liao Wanlung's investment in a tungsten steel company in Xiamen; Mark Agronomy Co. Ltd. Chairman Chen Yanhuang's construction of an exhibition hall and nursery in China.

The article focuses on China's economy which grew by 7.9 percent in the second quarter of 2009 as a result of growth in industrial production, fixed-asset investment and retail sales. During the first half of the year, investment accounted for 87.6 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). Aside from high GDP growth, it is the author's view that fast, sound and sustainable growth can be achieved by increasing domestic demand and modifying the economic structure.

Focuses on the growth of industrial investment in China.