Shaded under trees, many of which have been there for hundreds of years, a group of tourists stand in three rows within the grounds of a temple in Tianshui in Gansu province.
Yum Brands Inc, the parent of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, announced on Tuesday it is splitting off its China business into a separate company.
Online retailer Vipshop Holdings Ltd is investing 30 million euros ($34 million) in French flash-sales site Showroomprive.com to further its overseas expansion, the Chinese company said on Tuesday.
Shoppers who fly to Japan to stock up on their favorite food or other goods will be saved considerable time and money with the launch of an e-commerce platform which will deliver items within days from a warehouse in Shanghai.
Internet company LeTV Holdings Co Ltd took the wheel of car-hailing service provider Yidao Yongche on Tuesday, making the Beijing-based smartphone maker and online video provider the latest tech giant to enter the cash-burning sector.
State-owned energy giant Sinopec Corp is in advanced talks on taking a controlling stake in petrochemical firm Dragon Aromatics, which operates one of the country's biggest chemical plants, three sources with knowledge of the matter said.
Chinese stocks rose, sending the benchmark index to the highest level in two months, after economic data showed faster growth in the services sector and margin debt posted its longest stretch of gains since August.
Ever wondered what happens to millions of old mobile phones, laptops and other assorted hardware junk as a billion-plus consumers buy new devices every once in a while?
Germany-based ALBA Group, the world's leading recycling and environmental services company, sees huge potential in China, the world's fastest-growing economy, given the increasing production of and demand for electronic appliances.
Chinese brewer to acquire balance 50% stake in venture for about $129.5 million
Real estate giant China Vanke Co Ltd has entered the United Kingdom commercial realty sector after buying a 20 percent stake in a London property development project.
Oil and gas giant BP Plc is expected to sign several agreements with Chinese companies during President Xi Jinping's ongoing state visit to the United Kingdom, as the two countries strive for greater energy cooperation.
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