The debut paves the way for large-scale deployment of trains capable of speeds of up to 600 kilometers per hour

China raises refined oil prices for the ninth time this year; Baihetan Hydropower Station puts first two units into operation; China completes Asia’s largest onshore shale oil platform

CRRC reported its first annual revenue decline in three years, as the outbreak hurt demand at home and led overseas customers to delay payments

Acquisition of Canadian unit for $8.2 billion may allow company to compete with state-owned Chinese rival CRRC

CRRC’s holdings abroad grew to 34 billion yuan in 2017 from about 3 billion yuan four years earlier

Crash latest involving trains manufactured by state-owned enterprise or its subsidiaries

Investment in freight transport capacity over three years would help lower demand for high-pollution diesel trucks

New rules require cities to ensure higher usage rates of urban rail carriages

Politician wants state-owned train maker CRRC Dalian to be banned from future government projects over coaches ‘not suitable’ for Manila’s metro system

CRRC says overseas orders will reach just half of 2017 goal as sources cite competition and internal disputes

CRRC Corp. hopes to stoke new source of revenue by transporting high-value cargo by rail

State train giant orders three subsidiaries to withdraw from freight-car manufacturing to cut excess capacity

Plunge in demand forces state-owned train-car maker to consolidate operations and eliminate excess capacity

New Siemens Alstom will compete for global business at a time China’s train-maker is facing headwinds

Train-maker and line operator both see high-level reshuffles amid sector transformation

Beijing Infrastructure Investment plans to manufacture cars in Baoding as experts warn of overcapacity

Company blames competition, protectionism for faltering export drive

Loss in New York ends winning streak for CRRC, following previous subway wins in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago