For several years, the silicones market has been growing at twice the average rate of global GDP, benefiting from positive drivers such as urbanization, the development of home care and the demand for greater energy efficiency, according to industry insiders.
The French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China said it is optimistic about the prospects of the Chinese economy, and predicted further growth in business cooperation between the two countries, according to a report in the Beijing-based Global Times.
Carmakers in China recalled more than 20 million defective cars in 2017, a record high since the country introduced legislation on car recalls in 2004, according to an official with China's top quality watchdog.
Joint venture GAC Honda Automobile is moving to take over Honda Automobile (China), enhancing its productivity with the additional capacity of the Japanese brand's currently plant in Guangzhou, Guangdong province.
Alcohol and cars are two things least expected to go hand in hand, but a well-known Chinese liquor-maker in Sichuan province has decided to have a sip anyway by becoming a shareholder of a carmaker.
China Daily takes a look at the top headline-grabbing stories from the world's largest auto market last year
NEW YORK - Automakers reported on Wednesday the first annual decline in United States car sales since the end of the financial crisis, a dip offset by continued strength in sales of trucks and other large vehicles.
Intellectual property plays a major role in increasing the competitiveness of Chinese companies in global markets, said officials, academics and corporate executives at the recent China Intellectual Property Summit Forum in Beijing.
A copyright protection association was established by major Chinese financial media groups last week, as part of efforts to regulate and confront the problem of plagiarism in the domestic media market.
Yu Qiguang, deputy general manager of Foshan Linzhi Polymer Materials Science and Technology Co, lifted a bowling ball up high and smashed it down hard onto a cushion on the ground made with his company's shock-absorbing technology.
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