Xiaomi Corp unveiled its latest artificial intelligence-enabled smartphone on Tuesday, as the Beijing-based company stepped up efforts to consolidate presence in the premium segment.
Emerging new first-tier cities in the country have become popular destinations for highly skilled professionals, holding more appeal than Beijing and Shanghai, according to a recent report.
Canada's pension fund could increase its investment in China to C$150 billion ($116 billion) by 2030, underscoring the fund's confidence in the long-term development of the country, said Mark Machin, chief executive of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
The net non-interest income realized by China CITIC Bank Corp Ltd's retail banking in 2017 increased by a significant 40 percent year-on-year, as the bank stepped up its efforts for business restructuring.
Pu'er, a city long famous for fermented tea, has now also become a capital of coffee planting. That's due, in part, to the Starbucks Yunnan Farmer Support Center, which was built in 2012 to help local coffee farmers with sustainable practices while providing high quality Yunnan Arabica beans for the well-known international coffee brand.
Ideas and technologies created in China will have a bigger impact as artificial intelligence increasingly reshapes people's work and lives, according to Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
CAIRO - China's giant carmaker SAIC Motor is planning to set up a car manufacturing factory in Egypt, a top Egyptian official said on Sunday.
China's efforts to reduce pollution are expected to boost demand for Vale's high-quality iron ore, while the Brazilian miner will continuously diversify its business, said Fabio Schvartsman, Vale's chief executive officer.
Brand value of Chinese firms, especially those from the technology, education and logistics sectors, have seen a sharp surge in the latest ranking released on Monday.
Commercial vehicle manufacturer China National Heavy Duty Truck Group Corp, or Sinotruk, delivered the first batch of 34 new street washer vehicles to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government on Monday.
As part of what international business partners call another "sweeping" change in China's economic management, the formerly separate regulatory bodies of the banking and insurance industries will be merged into one "super regulator".
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