Businesses in Guangdong province have reaped numerous benefits since the government reduced fees and switched from a business tax system to the value-added tax.
East China's Jiangsu province has taken measures to effectively lower overall costs of the real economy, according to provincial officials.
New internet industries have emerged in China with the development of smartphones. Livestreaming is one such industry that has sprung up in the world's largest internet market, creating a sector worth over 10 billion yuan ($159 million), more than 300 livestreaming platforms and over 300 million users.
Angus McNeice reports from the part-Chinese-owned Dudgeon wind farm, off the east coast of England, on a technology that is being mastered in the UK but coveted by China.
Despite Team China's absence, the 2018 FIFA World Cup is still generating huge interest from Chinese fans and sponsors alike.
MANCHESTER, England - Overweight, unhappy and in semi-retirement amid a doping ban, Tyson Fury was walking his dog beside a canal near his home when he thought about what fellow heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder was saying about him." He said, 'Tyson Fury, he's done,'" Fury recalled. "I thought, 'You know what, I'm a fat pig. Look at the state of me.' I felt like jumping in the water and drowning.
Brazilian forward Hulk said on Thursday that he hopes to leave an indelible mark at Shanghai SIPG as the club aims for a maiden Chinese Super League title this term.
LONDON - The Football Association has received an offer to buy iconic Wembley Stadium in a shock move that increases the chances of an NFL team taking up permanent residence in London.
Forceful impacts abound in this week's selection of our favorite sports pics
Further measures to promote opening up aim to turn China into the world's best place to do business, according to a former vice-minister of commerce.
Shanghai Disneyland opened its seventh themed area on Thursday, marking the first major expansion of the park since its debut in June 2016.
Harman International Industries Inc, one of the world's largest providers of connected technologies, will continue to invest more in China, and is setting its sights on achieving sales of more than $1 billion this year, its global head said on Thursday.
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