Virologist Zhang Guohua decided to base his bioscience business in Weifang High-Tech Industrial Development Zone after he visited the public service platform in the Weifang Biomedical Industrial Park in 2011.
Tongyang Life Insurance Co has become a leader in income growth in the South Korean market in the first half of 2016, after being acquired by Anbang Life Insurance Co Ltd in September 2015.
Just ahead of the G20 Leaders Summit in Hangzhou, 50 fully electric Denza cars have started serving as official vehicles, and in their own small way contributing to the blue skies in the ancient city in Zhejiang province.
The development of China's patents in clean energy technology and carbon financial markets will be better connected with the recent establishment of the Clean Energy Intellectual Property Commercialization Center in Dalian, Liaoning province, industry insiders said.
Commercializing intellectual property is the only way to realize IP's business value, said Xie Hong, deputy director of Guangdong IP department, at a recent forum in Zhuhai, Guangdong province.
China is set to introduce a range of financial stimuli aimed at encouraging competitive new energy carmakers in another move designed to ensure the sustainable growth of the country's fast growing yet chaotic sector.
On Aug 19, a salesman surnamed Chen in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, devised a piece of false information in the hope of selling more cars, saying that his city would soon start curbing car sales.
German luxury automaker Audi is confident of a rebound this year and it is pinning high hopes on its upcoming models, with plans to build on record growth in the Chinese market in the first seven months by increasing investment.
Auto business websites continued joining the race last week in Beijing, just days after one of their leading peers suddenly stopped operating.
Alongside the usual array of supercars, a drive towards larger exhibition areas and more sport utility vehicles may dominate this year's Chengdu Motor Show, the largest and most influential of its kind in western China.
Volkswagen AG has agreed to spend more than $1.2 billion to compensate its 650 US dealers for their losses from the German automaker's diesel emissions scandal, two sources briefed on the matter said on Thursday.
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