The setting for the seventh annual wine event the Grape Wall Challenge, in the TRB Bites restaurant in Beijing, overlooking the Forbidden City, could not have been better chosen.
Industrial output could well be the millstone for China's economic growth this year, an industry watchdog said on Thursday.
Customs officials from China have pledged to streamline procedures for smoother trading among countries on the Belt and Road Initiative.
Demand for flat-panel television will not increase much in 2016 amid fierce competition, an industry body said.
Construction work on the major parts of the Wudongde hydropower project, China's third-largest dam, started on Thursday, with the first batch of units expected to be commissioned by 2020.
The New Year is almost upon us, and promises to herald many changes as China calibrates its economic priorities in the 13th Five Year Plan (2016-20). But what's a New Year without some resolutions? So, here are 16 resolutions that I wish China's businesses and industry would adopt for 2016.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has stepped up its effort on product quality control by becoming the first e-commerce company in China that connects to the database of the country's certification and accreditation authority.
The United Kingdom's iconic heritage motoring brand Jaguar Land Rover is rapidly increasing sales in China, while constantly localizing its operations. 2016 will be Jaguar Land Rover's "Year of the Cat" with the unveiling of the first China-built Jaguar car, and the first aluminum body shop in China.
Millennials, quickly becoming the dominant force in the United States labor market, are changing the dynamic between employee and employer as they seek enhanced benefits, increased flexibility and other workplace changes to keep their loyalty.
Traditional Chinese medicine makers are expanding their presence in the global markets in a big way, as the government reiterated its support to further strengthen the sector.
State-owned China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp is taking full control of Noble Agri Ltd, after buying the remaining 49 percent of the company still owned by Noble Group, the Hong Kong-based global supply chain manager.
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