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1,000 ancient cliff paintings found

Archaeologists have discovered around 1,000 cliff paintings dating back more than 1,000 years in northern China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region.

Refund to be required even when parcel open

Consumers in China will be entitled to a full refund on unsatisfactory products purchased online, even if the packages have been unsealed, under a draft regulation that protects buyers' rights.

Two cities link neighbors for trade at their ports of entry

Suifenhe and Heihe are two major cross-border ports in Heilongjiang province, which shares a 2,981-kilometer border with Russia.

Russian tour guide connects with China on the border

Andrei Baluas Vladimirovich, 50, has been working for the past 15 years as a tourist guide on the Sino-Russian border, often between the cities of Khabarovsk and Fuyuan, which face each other across the Heilongjiang River. Recently, Vladimirovich, a resident of Khabarovski, spoke to China Daily about his life and changes in cross-border tourism.

Chinese buy Premier league team

Two of Britain's oldest soccer clubs now owned by Shanghai investors, latest in acquisitions

Adidas posts strong sales growth

Samsung uses Rio Olympics to break VR content conundrum

Rio de Janeiro's Maracana Stadium is huge, with more than 78,000 seats from which lucky fans could watch the 2016 Olympic opening ceremonies on Friday (local time). Samsung Electronics Co is betting the best place to watch is from your couch, with its virtual reality headset to transport you to Brazil.

Chevron to offload Asian assets worth $5 billion

Chevron Corp, the second-largest US oil company, plans to sell assets in Asia worth $5 billion, including its stake in a Chinese offshore oilfield, sources were quoted by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday as saying.

Buyers from 1990s top confidence chart

China's post-1990 consumers posted the highest consumer confidence in the second quarter of the year, due to their optimism on job prospects, personal finance and willingness to spend, the latest survey from consultancy The Nielsen Co showed on Friday.

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Evergrande seeks Vanke influence

Strategic investment complicates firm's shareholder structure