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Nikon lesson: Change with the times or perish

[2017-11-04 07:10]

Optics and imaging giant Nikon recently announced that it would close its subsidiary Nikon Imaging China Co as part of its restructuring, which began in November last year to cope with the shrinking demand for compact digital cameras.

Domestic startups challenging foreign condom brands

[2017-11-03 07:55]

When choosing condoms, most Chinese remain resolutely "old school" and go for trusted or well-known international brands. Now, though, a number of domestic startups are striving to seize a larger share of the market from the foreign brands that have dominated sales for decades.

Misconceptions about contraception

[2017-11-03 07:55]

More than 80 percent of adults in China have misunderstandings about contraception, according to a survey released by the All-China Women's Federation on Sept 27, the day after World Contraception Day.

Sky gardens hold key to Shanghai's future

[2017-11-03 07:55]

Multilayered approach will allow people to navigate the city without having to cross busy roads

Around China

[2017-11-03 07:55]

Sichuan

Lancet Restaurant Gives Medical Professionals Food For Thought

[2017-11-02 07:14]

A barbecue outlet in Beijing has become a favorite dining place for the capital's scientific fraternity, as Li Hongyang reports.

Chinese research gaining respect

[2017-11-02 07:14]

William Summerskill, a senior executive editor at The Lancet in the United Kingdom and an honorary professor at Peking University's People's Hospital.

First motorcycle rescue team revs into action in Qingdao

[2017-11-02 07:14]

In a first for China, a new motorbike rescue team took to the road in Qingdao, Shandong province, last week.

Around China

[2017-11-02 07:14]

Beijing

Authorities Move Against Shared Bike 'congestion'

[2017-11-01 07:14]

Urban management departments in some cities have impounded many cycles after complaints about blocked sidewalks and random, unregulated parking, as Zhou Wenting reports from Shanghai.

The services should be embraced in the city's development strategy

[2017-11-01 07:14]

There have been many discussions about whether bike-sharing companies should contribute toward the cost of managing public spaces. However, before we can talk about this, we have to determine whether the business model should be the pursuit of corporate profit or the provision of a public service.

Bringing cycling back to China to fight pollution and prevent gridlock

[2017-11-01 07:14]

I think it's reasonable to expect bike-sharing companies to reimburse the local government because their services raise the cost of traffic management.