Top 5 Announced China Outbound Deals

One of the biggest challenges that micro, small and medium enterprises face when trying to settle in and achieve success as profitable businesses is to obtain capital and sources of financing.

The Celtics and the Lakers have met in the NBA finals numerous times. When did these two teams first meet in the NBA Finals? Last Week’s Answer: In 1967, the Green Bay Packers beat the Kansas City Chiefs 35 to 10 to win Super Bowl I.

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What team won the first Super Bowl? Last Week’s Answer: In 1973 O.J. Simpson of the Buffalo Bills rushed for 2,003 yards to become the first player to rush for 2,000 yards in a season.

The effort has paid off: last month a Greek olive oil from Laconia – one of the most venerated olive producing regions in Greece since antiquity – was voted the best flavored olive oil in the world. It also represents a rising trend for Greek olive oil producers who in the past year have harvested some 400 taste awards internationally, a sharp increase from previous years.

Chinese steelmaker HBIS Group agreed to buy 70 percent of Indian conglomerate Tata Steel's projects in Southeast Asian countries on 28 Jan, which is considered a "smart move" to invest in this regional market by experts.

China's Masterwork Group has announced it intends to obtain an 8.46 percent stake of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg) by way of cash subscription.

Close to 90% of Booking Holdings’ profit comes from outside the U.S. Over the past year, the company has spent nearly $1 billion on Chinese tech companies, including ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing Technology Co. and Meituan Dianping, whose all-in-one app lets hundreds of millions of users post restaurant reviews, buy movie tickets and book rides, food delivery or hotel rooms.

On the afternoon of January 19, Ctrip Group held its annual meeting – “Joining Hands For Success” – in Shanghai. At the meeting, Ctrip's co-founder and Executive Board Chairman James Liang unveiled Ctrip’s vision for the future: to become the largest, the strongest and best company in the global travel industry.