Wal-Mart to invest more on retail skill training

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is helping to launch a three-year training program across China with the aim of producing more than 20,000 vocational school graduates to meet the increasing demand of the retail job market.

Kai Bao tech charts new course in bioconversion

The technology for producing artificial bear gall powder has made a great leap in China, with the Ministry of Science and Technology giving national support to the development of this technology by a company in Shanghai.

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Tianjin probes collusion among home agents

Local firms also becoming targets of investigations

Volkswagen's audi brand 'admits antitrust behavior'

Germany-based automaker Volkswagen AG's premium brand Audi said in a statement on its website on Monday that the company's executives acknowledged its "antitrust" activities on Friday to the Bureau of Price Supervision and Anti-Monopoly under the National Development and Reform Commission.

Road less traveled leads to success for UCWeb chief

Yu Yongfu has his eyes on a billion users, and overseas ventures are vital to realize that goal, Meng Jing reports.

Foreign companies prepare themselves for 'dawn raids'

On Aug 4 in the early afternoon, 10 men in suits and casual business clothes barged into a busy office at Mercedes-Benz's East China sales office, near Shanghai's Hongqiao international airport.

Top ICBC executive faces Deutsche Bank wrath

Deutsche Bank AG is suing former employee Lee Zhang for $6.3 million over the transfer of funds to a bank account in Shenzhen in 2001, according to Hong Kong court documents.

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Textile industry drafting its 2016-20 development plan

Company Special: Children connect across cultures and countries at Bluestar camp

When Owen Sloggett learnt how to make dumplings in Beijing last month the 13-year old made sure he did not miss any detail.

CNPC completes Iraq pipeline despite strife

Project in south of the embattled country secure for now, experts say

CRC pulls plug on gearboxes made by Voith

The country's railway operator, China Railway Corp, has asked German machinery manufacturer Voith GmbH to stop providing gearboxes to Chinese trainmakers for safety reasons, China Business News reported on Monday.