The likelihood of a new bull run in China's A-share market has increased as the country is believed to be capable of managing its debt problem and avoiding financial shocks, US investment bank Morgan Stanley said in a report.
Chinese mobile games developer Skymoons is set to launch its journey to the West from a new studio in Edinburgh in the United Kingdom.
Tianjin port, one of the country's busiest, will apply the brakes to coal transportation by trucks from the second half of this year, to alleviate pollution caused by diesel-powered trucks and coal consumption, its mayor said.
The success of wine retailer Cheers in China can teach us important lessons on how to build a successful business: seize the opportunities and have a broader view by eyeing the whole of China, have a clear target and mission, do honest business by forging a close relationship with clients and be persistent, and offer competitive prices while building up a smart team.
Northeastern Heilongjiang province is taking full advantage of China's Belt and Road Initiative and its unique geographical position - with its northernmost bordering Russia, and the provincial capital Harbin featuring some Russian buildings and other cultural influences - to boost its business and economic ties with Russia, leading government officials and businessmen said.
A crowded Macy's mall in downtown New York is where Qu Fang first met her business partner Mao Wenchao 11 years ago.
Thanks to kaola.com, younger Chinese might now have difficulty spelling "koala" correctly.
Cross-border e-commerce in China is set to expand to a much wider population base by 2020, a survey has found.
Chinese machinery manufacturers have made notable technological breakthroughs to supply high-end products for big-ticket nuclear, ultrahigh voltage, hydro and wind power projects, senior officials said on Tuesday.
Chinese telecom equipment company ZTE Corp's shares surged on Tuesday after it indicated that the results of the US government's trade-sanction violation investigation would not be as bad as had been expected.
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