Around 200 years ago, Hsu Chien-fu's ancestors from Hsinchu in northwest Taiwan were among the first to plant tea in the island's fertile soil.
China has called for a global effort to jointly set up a demonstration platform for the internet of things and promote the healthy development of the global IoT industry, according to a statement released in Beijing on Thursday.
Downtown Cleveland, Ohio, was once so desolate that a city councilman said on public radio that a bowling ball could be rolled down the main street without hitting anyone.
Toshiba Corp's impending multibillion-dollar writedown has triggered one of the worst-ever share declines for a major Japanese company, with ratings downgrades and investor pessimism erasing almost all of its 87 percent rally this year.
In real estate across the country, domestic buyers are expected to dominate big or block investment deals worth 100 million yuan ($14.5 million) or more each in the New Year, an industry report said.
Mainland stocks were little changed on Thursday, with optimism spurred by fading liquidity stress counterbalanced by investors staying wary of the prospect of regulatory measures to curb aggressive investment in stocks by insurers.
A dusty village on the outskirts of Ningde, a third-tier city in China's southeast, seems an unlikely place for the headquarters of a potential global leader in future auto motive technology.
China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech Co Ltd, one of the six large rare earth companies in China, is aiming to upgrade its processing technologies for medical applications.
WeChat has eclipsed telecom carriers to become the new darling for Chinese people to make calls, a study has found.
The first phase of Beijing Kaida Hengye Agricultural Technology Development Co Ltd's new and fully automated potato processing plant in Ulanqab, the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, will start full-scale output in March, a company official said.
Hong Kong stocks rose, with the benchmark gauge gaining the most in a month, as banks led a rally by Chinese mainland companies after a technical indicator signaled recent losses were excessive.
The Hubei Yidan College Education Development Foundation has finished its first round of funding for Wuhan College, marking the first time that a private college has been able to collect donations from individuals, companies and social groups.
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