E-sports' decades-long dependency on the personal computer is waning as China's cutting-edge developers shift battlegrounds away from the PC to mobile devices.
China's star hitter Hui Ruoqi has stunned the volleyball world by admitting injury is forcing her to consider quitting the game in her prime.
JOHANNESBURG - Sive Speelman is more determined than ever to become South Africa's first black Alpine skier at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang next year having been prevented from competing in Sochi by his own Games Committee.
China will uphold long-term leasing as a cornerstone in developing the rental housing market, with a spate of policies on the way to encourage people to rent instead of buying.
Enterprises need to take more efforts to embrace sustainable development as environmental protection was high on the agenda of the roadmap for China's economy in 2018 rolled out by the nation's top leadership, according to experts.
Hong Kong is seeking to develop itself into a major infrastructure financing center, taking advantage of the corporate fundraising demand under the Belt and Road Initiative as well as international investors' interest in infrastructure projects, a senior monetary official from Hong Kong said on Thursday.
The mainland's Tsingtao Brewery Co's shares fell as much as 6.38 percent on Thursday in Hong Kong - the most in almost two years - after Japanese brewer Asahi Group Holdings Ltd agreed to sell its stake in the company to conglomerate Fosun International Ltd.
Honor, a smartphone brand of Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, aims to become one of the world's top five smartphone brands in three years, after it gained wide popularity among young Chinese consumers.
Chinese search giant Baidu Inc on Thursday announced a strategic partnership with Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's third-largest smartphone maker, aiming to bring digital customer experience to the next level with artificial intelligence innovation.
Chinese companies' buying spree in the logistics industry, bolstered by the Belt and Road Initiative, is gathering pace, with both the number of deals and the value of those deals hitting a new record.
The government is likely to stay on course for a neutral monetary policy in 2018 and will not become more stringent than this year in order to stem a slide in economic growth, according to researchers of a leading think tank advising the government.
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