HKCTS and CITS claim merger could create market leader in nation's tourism industry
Industry analysts are confident that China's listed film and television companies will continue on a high note, after toasting a series of box-office records since the turn of the year.
Investors were upbeat on Wednesday thanks to the coming pilot program for State-owned enterprise reform and the new securities chief's first comments since taking up his post on Saturday.
Padded coats, thick boots, scarves, earmuffs and gloves are already being handed out to hundreds of children in some of China's coldest regions, after the launch of a major fundraising initiative during Chinese Lunar New Year.
Some leading Chinese charities have started launching specialist mobile applications in an effort to give information to people in need, and those offering to work as volunteers.
Shangri-La Hotel Changchun is launching its latest English teaching program at a primary school in Jilin province.
He Qiaonyu, the head of Beijing Orient Landscape Co Ltd, the largest landscape architecture company in China and the first to list on the stock market, has called on women to play a more active role in global philanthropy.
China Children and Teenagers' Foundation teamed up with sponsors of the Poverty Alleviation Initiative to launch the Spring Bud Free Lunch Project at a ceremony held in Beijing on Feb 18 to offer nutritional meals to impoverished schoolgirls. According to CCTF, the program is scheduled to collect public donations until June 25 and funds will be used to buy nutritional lunches for girls in the target demographics.
Local brands, global majors slug it out as sales are expected to rise in the wake of the end of the one-child policy
Leading British media company Silvergate Media Ltd, producer of popular animation series such as Octonauts and Peter Rabbit, will collaborate with CCTV, China's State-owned national broadcaster, to produce and market the fifth season of Octonauts.
Move will help to promote industrial upgrading and growth of both companies
Low crude prices and a global supply glut are forcing more Chinese oil companies to stop drilling and shut down fields.
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