A third of China's 173 listed State-owned enterprises are expecting to have made a loss last year, with coal, iron and steel companies the hardest hit.
Ride-hailing company Uber China and e-commerce giant Alibaba's financial arm Ant Financial Service Group jointly announced cooperation regarding online payment on Monday, allowing Chinese mainland Uber users to use the car-hailing services overseas and pay in renminbi.
Being a reporter who has written about China in English for seven years, I have seen many colleagues leave this profession.
South Korean companies are being encouraged to invest in the Yangtze River Delta region to allow more businesses and residents in the area to benefit from the China-South Korea Free Trade Agreement, the Ministry of Commerce said on Monday.
Shanghai Disney Resort, which will open in June, is expected to transform the metropolis' economy
Despite the chill on a windy, mid-winter Sunday in Shanghai, Zhu Yanzi, a 23-year-old woman from Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, took a two-hour train ride and then made an hour-long subway dash to reach the city's downtown Huanghai Road to "join the events" at department stores.
Journey to the West, the Chinese classical novel whose main character Monkey King is legendary, started in ancient China as an oral tradition, told between families. Then, it was written down that became five of the greatest books of Chinese literature. Based on them, operas and stage plays followed. In the modern era, animated series and toys joined them.
Broad Homes is going big with its precast structures, design, consulting in countries like Suriname, Brazil
As the scheduled June opening of Shanghai Disney Resort nears, hospitality firms gird up their loins
Mirza Sadegh and a dozen of his fellow Iranians are attending a 25-day training course at the headquarters of China's leading car producer, Chery Automobile, in Wuhu city, Anhui province.
With the waves of a downturn lapping the economy, China is trying to shore up growth by developing tourism along its longest river, the Yangtze. In 2015, the economy experienced its slowest annual expansion in a quarter of a century, according to official figures released on Dec 19. Inbound tourism, on the other hand, grew for the first time in three years, with foreign tourist arrivals rising 4 percent year-on-year to 133 million, generating about $117.6 billion in revenue.
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