Weibo, which is often called China's homegrown version of Twitter, is no longer satisfied with just tweeting.
Southern China's ports are striving to develop a cruise industry, as a new driver to expand their economies, but experts say it is paramount for them to explore a new business model in their hunt to make profits.
Great Wall Club Inc, the company behind the Global Mobile Internet Conference, is ramping up resources to help internet companies to enter India, betting big on the potential market.
The effect of Donald Trump's election as the next US president on China's A-share market will be neutral in the short run because it is still too early for investors to assess the potential changes to US economic policies, analysts said.
China's stocks rose, with the benchmark index indicating a bull market, as the economy showed signs of stabilization and the rollout of property curbs boosted the lure of equities.
The way Yin Guanghui tells it, the relationship began in a hotel room.
When fire tore through a huge wholesale market in Moscow in 2009 the businesses of many Chinese traders, including that of Zheng Riwei, were left devastated.
Consumer credit products are becoming increasingly popular among young Chinese, taking a large market share away from credit cards, as competition in the payment industry grows more intense.
Leading Chinese peer-to-peer lending and wealth management company CreditEase Corp is developing a robo-adviser product to serve small and medium domestic investors.
Facing intense competition from internet finance companies, commercial banks in China are adapting to fast changing customer habits by adopting the latest internet technologies as well as changing their mindsets and business models.
As China advances its supply-side structural reform, a large number of struggling financial companies will be eliminated, thus exposing once-concealed online financial risks.
shopping, but the technology has a way to go to become a majormarket force
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