British companies from the advanced engineering and automotive industries will hunt for commercial opportunities alongside Chinese partners at a major trade fair in Shanghai this week.
Barbie earns millions of dollars out of her image rights, so does Thomas the Tank Engine and his railway character friends.
Alpha Group has become a major player in China when it comes to the intellectual property rights industry.
A bright red Mobike with a giant Minnie Mouse bow and Mickey Mouse wing mirror ears catches the attention of pedestrians in Shanghai.
Dow Chemical, the world's second largest chemical company, has hinged its growth prospects in China to the country's Belt and Road Initiative.
KATHMANDU - Chinese businessmen who participated in the China-South Asia Expo in the Nepali capital Kathmandu said they are eager to expand their markets in Nepal, with many set to open outlets here to sell their products.
China UnionPay is busy collaborating with public transportation systems nationwide to enable "tap and go" and "scan and go" entrances, a move that may propel the brand ahead of its mobile payment competitors.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange will deepen collaboration with overseas markets and remain more accessible to global investors, a top official said.
BEIJING/SHANGHAI - Chinese shares edged up on Monday, supported by the steel and home appliance sectors. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.49 percent to close at 3,388.17 points. The Shenzhen Component Index closed 1.41 percent higher at 11,373.74 points. The bluechip CSI300 index rose 0.7 percent to 4,020.89 points.
Chinese online lenders are seeking growth opportunities and securing shares in the emerging peer-to-peer lending market by going public in the United States, according to industry experts.
Consumption upgrade, health consciousness and pursuit of a better quality of life are all spurring innovation and expansion of meat trade in China - and Liao Xiuping, in her 30s, a bank employee in Qingdao, Shandong province, - would vouch for it.
BEIJING - For those living in the drier parts of inland China, spending more than 10 hours on flights for a subtropical seaside vacation in Thailand is becoming a thing of the past.
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