Run-up to Lunar New Year sees surge in e-commerce as consumers trawl the cyberspace
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For long, Chinese consumers have been enjoying the annual ritual of shopping in the run-up to Spring Festival in February. Now, thanks to e-commerce, the world is partaking of the fun.
Over the past decade, consumers have gained superior power to speak about their experiences directly over social media and thus forever change the way companies relate to their customers. Customer experience has become a major driving force behind business growth.
China's hospitals are increasingly turning to online technology to provide better services, as Wang Xiaodong reports.
Forget the lipstick, the mascara and that lovely new dress, but do bring those gloveswith you-we're off to the gymfor a fewrounds of boxing.
In a country whose athletes are better known for excelling in individual sports than in team sports, boxing is still in its infancy in China, having never taken off compared with athletics, swimming and table tennis.
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Exports of Spring Festival-themed plants from the Mazai flower farm in Shunde district of Foshan, Guangdong province, have been relatively stable since the business started two decades ago.
Yum Brands Inc, which is preparing to spin off its Chinese operations this year, reported fourth-quarter earnings that topped estimates, helped by sales increases at its Taco Bell and KFC chains.
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