Pictures showing the correct way to wear protective apparel are posted on boards at the entrance of workshops and slogans related to production safety can also be seen everywhere in the production zone of a Shandong chemical company.
Editor's note: Global personal computer vendors had mixed feelings when they entered 2014. Yet no matter whether they are large or small, China remains a market none is likely to ignore. China Daily technology reporter Gao Yuan has reviewed the prospects of some of the technology companies operating in China.
CEO bets on Chinese firms' need for information storage solutions
Michael Dell was having a great time at Dell Inc's annual conference, held to wrap up 2013, an "exciting" and "solid" year for the man and his namesake company.
Yang Yuanqing was never afraid of declaring war on the strongest enemies.
Despite Chinese health authorities' claim that there's no link between hepatitis B vaccinations and several babies' deaths, parents' confidence in domestic vaccinations has been shaken - and that's boosting the outlook for overseas drug companies.
China is importing more cars from the United States because of additional production by automakers there and increased interest from Chinese customers, according to an automotive analyst.
Global food and beverage giant PepsiCo announced a new charity initiative at a press conference in Shanghai on Jan 7.
British ultra-luxury automotive company Rolls-Royce Motors Cars Ltd has made China its largest market in 2013, as sales grew robustly despite a slowdown in the world's fastest-growing economy, according to company executives.
China will see the strongest salary growth among all Asian countries in 2014, even though the nation's economic growth rate has been slowing down, a report from global human resources firm Hays has said.
The yuan is expected to depreciate modestly against the dollar this year, after the real effective exchange rate of the renminbi recorded the biggest gain last year since the start of the financial crisis.
The first dim sum bond in the offshore market was well-received on Thursday, demonstrating a pickup in sentiment for mainland companies in the yuan market outside China.
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