Steel giant Baogang Group is on track to expand its thriving business operations through the Belt and Road Initiative.
Erdos Group has already made a major impact on the world stage and now it plans to expand its international operation from its Ordos headquarters.
Lipsticks you would love to taste will be rolled out by a Baotou-based company in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region.
Anna Barysheva loves her job promoting Russian food to Chinese customers after living in the country for 13 years.
Shortly after reaching home from a long day's work, Ma Bin, 30, a software engineer in Beijing, walks into his flat's living room and, in Alibaba's "Open Sesame" style in One Thousand and One Nights, says to a remote controller on the sofa, "Let's Talk".
In November 2016, US President Barack Obama in Washington "addressed" a conference in Beijing via a video link and highlighted the big leaps made by artificial intelligence or AI. As if to underscore his point, Obama switched to fluent Chinese and joked he wanted to contribute to China's development in his post-retirement years.
Tencent Holdings Ltd, best known for its all-in-one app WeChat, is making inroads into artificial intelligence or AI to give its exisiting businesses a tech fillip.
China Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd, one of the country's biggest dairy producers by revenue, plans to launch more products to suit local preferences in Canada and Indonesia this year, its top executive said.
BEIJING - Every day, Chen Yandong handles dozens of packages for the residents of Gaozhai village in Northwest China's Gansu province. They range from appliances such as refrigerators and air conditioners to daily necessities like razors and toothpaste. Chen is amazed by how residents of the remote village make the most of their internet connections to add convenience to their lives.
GSK Consumer Healthcare, one of the world's largest consumer healthcare companies after its merger with Novartis' over-the-counter business in 2015, is riding the tide of China's thriving healthcare sector.
iRobot, a US-based manufacturer of consumer robots, is planning to make China the largest market for its autonomous home vacuum cleaners by 2022 as the country's vast middle class chases quality products that can save on time spent on chores.
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