A new box-office champion is coming soon to China - and the world.
Despite last week's sudden decline of the Shanghai Composite Index, the recent bull run is not merely a temporary blip, and retail investors face some difficult choices, economists said.
Nov 26, 1990: The Shanghai Stock Exchange is launched, the first in the mainland.
Even seasoned market investors are starting to pull away from the frenzy surrounding China's stock market.
An increasing number of foreign companies are joining the boom of the e-commerce industry in China, attracted by the profitable opportunities to develop new services in the fast-growing industry.
Renowned as the "Huangpu Military Academy" of China's Internet industry elite, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has not only produced legendary achievements but also benefited those who have graduated from this "top school".
The Chinese stock market, described recently by one analyst as being "on fire", finally showed a few jitters last week.
Kyle Shapiro has ticked a few boxes since moving to Shanghai five years ago: He has started his own business, worked on a major blockbuster with Jackie Chan, done a TV ad for Sony and set up the city's only Ninja Warrior program.
The market is becoming brutally competitive. It is much like a war, and to survive, organizations must become proficient in innovation. In the book, the authors reveal techniques that organizations can apply immediately to building an innovative business culture that is fast and nimble, enabling them to seize opportunities before the competition, getting ahead, and staying there.
Globalization demands that cultures learn to work within each other's needs and expectations. The right mix of people skills, business acumen and cultural awareness is the key to successful engagement with cultures around the world.
Private organizations from the Republic of Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea agreed to hold a joint event in Seoul next month to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the historic June 15 Declaration, local media said on Friday.
Thailand's military-appointed legislature banned a former commerce minister from office on Friday over corrupt rice export deals, months after former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra was impeached for negligence in a rice-pledging scheme.
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