Deutsche Post DHL Group, the German mail and logistics giant, said it is well on its way to implementing a large fleet of electric vehicles to reduce its carbon footprint.
A program by JD.com, China's largest online direct sales firm, will offer more jobs to disabled people at its customer service center in Suqian, Jiangsu province, as the company expands nationally.
Cao Fahui lives in Tengchong, a village in Yunnan province. It is on the border of China and Myanmar, poor and remote, and is home mainly to Lisu people, an ethnic minority group.
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Switzerland-based VistaJet, a company specializing in premium long-range private jet travel, and its Chinese partner will start offering point-to-point services in China by the third quarter of this year, making it the first global private aviation company to operate large-cabin business aircraft in China, sources said.
A Chinese-led consortium hopes to buy one of Spain's "ghost airports" for a knockdown price of 10,000 euros ($10,850) and turn it into an European freight hub for Chinese mainland companies.
China's sudden halt to a frenzy of initial public offerings came at just the wrong time for underwriters Everbright Securities Co, Guotai Junan Securities Co and China Merchants Securities Co.
Retail fuel prices will see a further reduction from Wednesday as global woes continue to drag crude rates and the glut in the market continues, the nation's top economic planner said on Tuesday.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on Monday said its revenue during the first six months of the year rose 30 percent to 175.9 billion yuan ($28 billion), fueled by strong growth in its smartphone, enterprise and telecom equipment businesses.
Per-to-peer, or P2P, lenders in China will henceforth function only as intermediaries and cannot raise funds on their own, the People's Bank of China said on Saturday.
Early this year, a gigantic silver object as large as thousands of cubic meters took off from the ground at a base in Shenzhen. Soaring to a height of some 4,000 meters, it provided Wi-Fi services for an area covering 8,000 square kilometers, and monitored and collected information on more than 2,100 ships plying off the coast.
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