A slew of factors is persuading companies to expand abroad to access the global market
Watch out, Silicon Valley. China's out to eat your lunch.
Nancy McKinstry, CEO of Wolters Kluwer, to continue investing in the China market as prospects abound
As digital banking takes hold, Chinese lenders are desperately seeking to hire professionals with skills in nine key fields, including big data analysis, mobile interface development, agile process management, digital user experience design and virtual payments.
Three years ago when the Chinese government ordered a stop to lavish spending by government officials, it was not just sales of ornately wrapped mooncakes and hard liquor that took a hard hit.
An Australian global wine conglomerate is at the forefront of a new way of selling wines in China, one that cuts out intermediaries and takes wine boxes from vineyards and puts them straight into the hands of retailers.
Spanish wine is set to come in second behind French wine in terms of foreign wine consumed in China last year, according to a study by Vinexpo and the International Wine and Spirit Research.
Greece agrees to sell 67% of Piraeus port to COSCO Shipping for $402 million
Hyatt Hotels Corporation is warning any guests who visited their 22 hotels in China between August and December last year to check their card records, after evidence emerged of possible unauthorized access to its payment card data.
Leading industry experts expect the chip-making industry to continue attracting more overseas investment, including from Taiwan, one of the mainland's biggest technology suppliers.
When they become available, smog-hit Beijing might like to review them. Beijing and New Delhi, besides being national capitals, are comparable in terms of population (22 million and 16 million) and the number of motor vehicles (9 million and 7.5 million).
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