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A baby boom in the Year of the Dragon has led to a price hike of imported infant formula.
China Economy by Numbers is a monthly issue covering major Chineses economic figures and graphics.
Chinese food companies are looking to produce cheaper versions of Western foods, squeezing the margin of foreign exporters.
Chen Liheng believes in order to make his Franz Collection Inc the world's top china producer, he should return to the Chinese mainland, the home of his produce.
Multinational executives remain upbeat about China's business environment and are not allowing concerns over an economic slowdown to dampen investment.
More than 60 percent of those whose shares trade on the A-share market reported lower profits or losses.
Computer-generated wedding photos are getting popular among young couples in China.
China is finally ready to open its animation market to foreign investment, with the industry's focus turning toward originality and creativity.
Small and medium-sized cities are more livable than big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai.
China and South Korea jointly announced the start of bilateral free trade agreement negotiations.
China's standards for pesticide residue on tea products are reasonable and unlikely to change in the near future.
BYD said its Q1 profit fell 90 percent as its two biggest businesses were harmed by China's slowing economy and Europe's debt crisis.
