Steel exports from China, the world's largest producer, rose to a record for a fifth month as new tax rules for some shipments failed to slow sales.
Entrepreneur Hou Guopeng recently launched a service that is expected to significantly improve the life of pet owners in Beijing.
When Chinese Premier Li Keqiang was in Africa in May of last year he enthusiastically spoke about how China and Africa could work together on highspeed railways, highways and aviation.
John Naisbitt, the author and public speaker on futurism, and his wife Doris predict that Asia will surpass both North America and Europe in economic power, military spending and technological investments by 2030.
New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc's market value 18 months ago was about five times that of its peer, TAL Education Group. Now the two are almost even.
More than 90 percent of graduates from 75 universities overseen by the Ministry of Education got jobs in 2014, the ministry said recently.
Thanks to Internet technology that matches freelance workers, such as housekeepers and manicurists, with demand for lifestyle services, the online-to-offline industry has become a well-paid sector with salaries topping those of white-collar professionals, says a recent report.
Venture capital investors are increasingly turning their attention toward online deals in China, but they still regard offline capability as the most important.
The Goodwood Estate has long been recognized as the venue for some of England's foremost heritage sporting events, but as the estate seeks to expand internationally, China is recognized as a key country of its marketing focus.
As a landlocked country, Rwanda's opportunities for expanding business are not quite as extensive as those enjoyed by other countries. One way of overcoming that is air transport, but the country, which has had robust economic growth over the past few years, is hobbled by a lack of aviation infrastructure.
With 75 percent of the world's population having access to a mobile phone, marketers are scrambling to understand how consumers might invite them onto their devices.
The data revolution was supposed to lead to better business and faster improvements, but for employees, big data often just means a big headache. Business leaders need to get all stakeholders on board with the idea that big data has the power to make life easier and improve business outcomes. But for years, the smartest minds in business intelligence have struggled with how to deliver forward-looking answers to improve business outcomes.
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