SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A private Chinese fund management company plans to break new ground by establishing a privately managed offshore yuan fund as a vehicle for investment in Southeast Asia, taking advantage of Beijing's moves to promote use of its currency overseas. Full story
(Reuters) - Tencent Holdings more than tripled the number of active users for its mobile chat application in the first quarter, a boon to China's largest online gaming and social networking firm as it tries to diversify its revenue stream. Full story
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Investors convinced China's currency is once again a one-way bet upward should think again: signs of slowing economic growth could cut short the yuan's rally. Full story
HONG KONG (Reuters) - ZTE Corp, China's second largest telecoms gear maker in revenue terms, expects an increase in smartphone sales and an expansion in 4G networks to keep it in profit this year after posting its first-ever annual loss in 2012. Full story
LONDON (Reuters) - After years of being also-rans, currencies from countries such as Canada, Australia, China, Brazil, Russia and Norway now have a realistic chance of breaking deeper into the $11 trillion global reserve mix. Full story
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Alibaba Group said on Monday it will subsidize handset makers that adopt its mobile operating system and will set up a 1 billion yuan ($161.49 million) fund that will dole out incentives for application (app) makers to populate its mobile app ecosystem. Full story
The Great Hall of the People is seen on the back of a Chinese 100 yuan banknote in this picture illustration taken in Beijing May 12, 2013. Investors convinced China's currency is once again a one-way bet upward should think again: signs of slowing economic growth could cut short the yuan's rally. P
Chinese 100 yuan banknotes are seen in this picture illustration taken in Beijing May 7, 2013. Investors convinced China's currency is once again a one-way bet upward should think again: signs of slowing economic growth could cut short the yuan's rally. Picture taken May 7. To match Analysis CHINA-Y
A Chinese one yuan coin is put above a Chinese 100 yuan banknote in this picture illustration taken in Beijing May 11, 2013. Investors convinced China's currency is once again a one-way bet upward should think again: signs of slowing economic growth could cut short the yuan's rally. Picture taken Ma
A Chinese one yuan coin is seen in this picture illustration taken in Beijing May 12, 2013. Investors convinced China's currency is once again a one-way bet upward should think again: signs of slowing economic growth could cut short the yuan's rally. Picture taken May 12. To match Analysis CHINA-YUA
The image of Chinese late Chairman Mao Zedong is seen on a Chinese 100 yuan banknote in this picture illustration taken in Beijing May 12, 2013. Investors convinced China's currency is once again a one-way bet upward should think again: signs of slowing economic growth could cut short the yuan's ral
A photo illustration shows a $100 banknote placed above Chinese 100 yuan banknotes in Beijing May 10, 2013. China's yuan closed at another record high on Thursday, with traders expressing surprise at the resilience of corporate yuan demand and the central bank's willingness to permit appreciation. R
