CapitaLand Group, one of Asia's largest real estate companies, will step up efforts in technology innovation in China and explore setting up buildings, malls and communities that are all "intelligent", in a bid to accelerate digitalization of its property offerings.
Headhunters which have traditionally focused on customized services for executive-level managers, are reaching out to even entry-level human resources, a report said.
China's new plan to streamline and rationalize the solar energy market will help cut down wasteful investments in unviable areas and boost supply to electricity-deficient places, industry players said.
Idinvest Partners, a French private equity fund, is seeking finance for certain companies in its portfolio that could have bright prospects in China.
On at least one occasion five years ago the science fiction writers Liu Cixin and Han Song decided to contribute their own money to get people to take notice of their greatly ignored genre.
Science fiction is not just an art form or a genre of literature but a business, too. Chinese companies and local governments are making big investments in it because they believe there is huge and growing demand for stories that spark the imagination.
The Three Body Problem, the first volume of the science fiction trilogy by Liu Cixin, has become such an international cultural phenomenon that business and government leaders have studied the books and drawn lessons from them.
Global president of Giorgio Armani Fragrances & Beauty rolls out Beijing pop-up shop to tempt Chinese customers
LUXEMBOURG - Uber Technologies Inc should be classified as a transport service and regulated like other taxi operators, the European Union's top court said in a landmark ruling on Wednesday that could impact other online businesses in Europe.
US financial giant JPMorgan Chase & Co expects to participate in the fast expansion of China's green financing market as part of its global long-term commitment to sustainability.
Ongoing technology advances in robotics and artificial intelligence in China are expected to create more employment opportunities than job losses, according to a new report from British recruitment company Michael Page.
Information technology and multilingual professionals in China received whopping pay rises this year and the trend is likely to continue next year, a leading recruitment consultancy said on Wednesday.
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