A total of 55 millionaires are created every day in China, as the nation passed the United Kingdom to rank fourth by millionaire population.
James B. Heimowitz believes Chinese brands could be on the brink of making a global impact.
It is increasingly difficult for international companies to adapt to the quickly growing and changing Chinese marketplace.
Ken Towle, the 45-year-old president and chief executive of retail giant Tesco China, believes China will be soon the center of his industry.
The retail market in China has evolved considerably in recent years.
On her 79th birthday in March, Liang Jun received a large print of the Chinese character for long life, or shou, made up of 1-yuan notes.
I remember an experience I had many years ago as a high school student in Germany. Our geography teacher used to play an "association game" with us to make lessons more interesting.
Clad in the latest French Ports dress and clutching a Lancel designer bag, Wu Eryu still remembers her first day at work in 1983.
It is usually accepted without much argument that economic growth is a good thing to have, but it is always dislocating.
Though the global economic slowdown curtailed spending by Chinese consumers in the real time world, it did not deter them from patronizing social networking websites.
In an economic slowdown companies tend to scale down their business in order to deal with reduced demand. But for outsourcing giants, this is not the case.
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