PepsiCo Inc and China Women's Development Foundation have donated more than 2,000 "Postal Parcel for Mothers" to poor mothers in Xishacheng Township in Zhangjiakou city, Hebei province.
Li Jincheng, a volunteer support teacher in a small town in Yunnan province, flew home on Jan 23 for the Spring Festival, after traveling for three days by bus from the primary school he worked at to the province's capital.
A safety and self-protection event has been launched aimed at teenagers in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, to improve their ability to deal effectively with emergency situations. The event was organized by the China Children and Teenagers' Foundation, Guangdong Women and Children's Foundation, Nanjing ZM Technology Development Co Ltd, and the ZMHD Charity Foundation. Presentations covering 13 different safety topics were held, free to the public, and involved interactive games, creative equipment and the use of equipment and facilities.
Big data creates profitable consumer-finance businesses aimed at perceived high-risk borrowers like collegians and young jobseekers
For public relations manager Lena Lyu, 27, only three of the 40 apps that occupy her 5-inch mobile screen have real value. All the three apps, including JD Finance, are money-related.
Shares in related companies see sharp fluctuations after reports about ongoing restructuring proposal
Municipal government officials in Shanghai have expressed their determination to speed up the ongoing reform of State-owned enterprises by helping a number of SOE groups go public this year.
Aviation, transport and telecoms sectors get renewed impetus ZHONG NAN
In Japan, sex drives have plunged so low that young, libido-challenged men are sometimes referred to as "soushokukei-danshi" or herbivore boys.
Agricultural Bank of China acceptance bill case just 'tip of the iceberg', say sources
Short sellers in the United States have pushed bets against Alibaba Group Holding Ltd to the highest in more than 14 months on concern that China's deepest economic slowdown since 1990 will only get worse.
Chinese mainland stocks rose, extending a weekly gain, as coal and steel producers advanced after the government pledged to further cut overcapacity and excess labor in those industries.
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