To have a haircut in a beauty salon in Beijing used to be a very enjoyable experience. For the equivalent of $10-15, you'd be pampered by a stylish cut with wash and blow-dry, and soothed by a shoulder massage.
"We expect further supportive real estate policies to be launched by local governments. Some provinces, including Anhui and Gansu, have already released a series of measures to stimulate the local property markets, which have lowered the cost of buying houses and improved the cities' attractiveness to rural residents and migrant workers."
Tumbling prices have left the traditional Chinese medicine industry in poor health. Finding the cure will not be easy. Oversupply, poor planning and increased competition threaten to send the sector into a summer slump.
A government-backed drive toward e-commerce can help open up the agricultural sector and generate a rapid in-crease in incomes for farmers.
China has long controlled its staple grain import quota to ensure food security. But the nation's agricultural sector is welcoming high-end farming products from Europe.
It is not exactly an online craze, but it could be one day. City folk, yearning to own a piece of land to grow their own crops, are signing up to an Internet site that guarantees deliveries of farm-produced products.
Zhang Xiaoying, a Beijing housewife, was amazed when a courier knocked on her door and delivered a package of prime Australian beef just 10 hours after she had ordered it online.
Fruit Day Co Ltd is proving that clicks mean cash after racking up sales worth 100 million yuan ($16.1 million) in the first month of this year.
Mosquito, Circle, Tomato - Chinese people come up with strange English names at times, names that can baffle foreign employers and even cost them their chance of securing a high-profile job.
A food writer from the United States has made one of the city's favorite local treats - xiaolongbao, or soup dumplings - a subject of scientific investigation.
The late Peter F. Drucker (1909-2005), known worldwide as the "Father of Modern Management", asserted, "self-assessment is the first action required of leadership." This special edition of Peter Drucker's Five Most Important Questions is filled with insightful guidance and stirring inspiration from contemporary leaders and rising stars.
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