Visa Inc, the global card payment services company, plans to provide financial education and services to over 5 million poverty-stricken people in Northeast China, to raise their level of financial knowledge.
The Spring Festival travel rush in China is dubbed the world's largest annual migration, with more 2.9 billion trips being made as people reunite with families to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
The top 100 Chinese philanthropists tend to donate their money to single causes, many linked to education, according to a new report from Harvard Kennedy School.
The Banner Dairy Company Ltd has donated 2 million yuan ($304,200) worth of baby formula to children in 14 cities of North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region with the help of the China Children and Teenagers' Foundation. Banner officials said the delivery process was difficult due to the freezing weather. But they insisted the formula was of the highest quality, and went through strict quality checks before being delivered to recipients.
In 2015, Chinese firms are said to have employed thousands of people via flexible staffing, with new apps exploiting their demand
China's financial services sector offers a better work-life balance compared with Internet-based technology firms in China, and, perhaps, even Wall Street firms where long hours and intense bosses are the norm, according to a research report.
Despite the expectation of slower GDP growth this year, niche professionals, especially those associated with digital technologies, are very likely to seek salary increments in the following months, according to Morgan McKinley, a global hiring company.
Share prices of more than 120 firms listed in Shanghai, Shenzhen rise by 10 percent, hitting the daily limit
Chinese mainland stocks may be tumbling at the fastest pace in seven years, but one part of the $5.2 trillion market is hotter than ever: initial public offerings.
Emerging Internet TV firms making sector more competitive
Foxconn Technology Group Chairman Terry Gou is confident his company will win in its bid to take control of Sharp Corp, the embattled maker of Aquos flat-screen televisions, he said on Sunday.
The capital market of the Tibet autonomous region is prospering, with a market value far exceeding the region's gross domestic product.
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