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Founded in 1954 as the People’s Construction Bank of China, China Construction Bank is one of the 'big four' banks in the People's Republic of China. The other three are Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Bank of China and Agricultural Bank of China.
- More than 20 banks have plans to set up such units, according to the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission
- Policy expected to benefit China stock market as well
SCMP visited about 100 bank branches and ATM locations across Hong Kong, to gauge the efforts being made to make life easier for their most challenged customers – our findings were mixed
SCMP visited about 100 bank branches and ATM locations across Hong Kong, to gauge the efforts being made to make life easier for their most challenged customers – our findings were mixed
The firm is targeting culture-related assets – even though Beijing classified some of them like football clubs and cinemas as restricted – to meet growing domestic demand for cultural products and services
The firm is targeting culture-related assets – even though Beijing classified some of them like football clubs and cinemas as restricted – to meet growing domestic demand for cultural products and services
Trump’s re-election campaign has complained to the US Department of Justice about the Chinese bank’s offer
Trump’s re-election campaign has complained to the US Department of Justice about the Chinese bank’s offer
After unstaffed convenience stores and cashier-less karaoke booths, now China Construction Bank opens a branch in Shanghai run by ‘smiling’ robots
After unstaffed convenience stores and cashier-less karaoke booths, now China Construction Bank opens a branch in Shanghai run by ‘smiling’ robots
The mainland’s biggest home loan lender says apart from providing renters with funds to pay rent, it will tap on ancillary businesses for growth.
The mainland’s biggest home loan lender says apart from providing renters with funds to pay rent, it will tap on ancillary businesses for growth.