Chinese mainland stocks rose the most in a month as financial companies rallied on prospects for monetary stimulus. Small-cap technology shares tumbled before the first initial public offerings in five months.
Smart watches designed for children are enjoying a spike in popularity in China.
Tetra Pak, the Swedish food processing and packaging giant, and its dairy-products sister company DeLaval International, have signed a national-level agreement with the Dairy Association of China to train 150 senior farm managers from across the country.
H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB, the Swedish multinational retail and clothing company, co-hosted a forum last month with conservation organization World Wide Fund for Nature, to explore new ways of saving water across China's textile industry.
Charity organizations are in urgent need of more professional staff, as the sector continues to grow, according to Hong Kong General Chamber of Social Enterprises.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates was in Beijing last month to officially inaugurate China's first educational institute dedicated solely to charity sector education.
Xu Liping is an accountant at a hospital in Shanghai and wants only the best for her daughter when it comes to education. But the "best" can be expensive.
Investors are pouring into China's online educational market as the industry expands.
Fidelity International, a leading global asset management firm, expects 2016 to be a year for stock picking in China, notwithstanding the recent market volatility.
CITIC Securities Co, China's biggest brokerage, may be acquired by a rival in a regulator-driven transaction if its woes deepen beyond existing management "turmoil" and regulatory and legal probes, according to Daiwa Securities Group Inc.
Huapont Life Sciences Co Ltd, a Chongqiong-based pharmaceutical maker, said on Tuesday it will buy a 70 percent stake in Swiss Biological Medicine Group Ltd with no more than 210 million yuan ($32.82 million).
Italian shoemaker inks distribution agreement with Pou Sheng International to set up 350 new stores by 2020
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