RealNetworks Inc is looking to tap the rich seam of innovation in China, as the US digital media software and service provider looks to further consolidate its presence in one of its fastest growing markets, a top executive said.
Some 200 million Chinese, or 14 percent of China's population, equivalent to the entire nation of Brazil, are single, and, well, ready to mingle, representing a huge market for certain products and services such as online dating apps and matchmaking bureaus.
Dating app Momo Inc anticipates its second-quarter revenue to come in between $470 million and $485 million, up from $435 million in the first quarter, which itself was up 64 percent year-on-year.
What's common to bicycles, homes, cars, trucks, high fashion, basketballs, umbrellas, jewellery? Easy - all are part of China's magical sharing economy. The list has just got longer as love has been hurled into it.
Meng Qingyong, 53, who founded Fuhai Atlantic Fishing Co Ltd in 2016, never thought the seafood firm would emerge in just one year as the leader with 30 percent market share in Angola in southwestern Africa.
SHENZHEN - Before 2017, gastroenterologist Cheng Chunsheng had to inspect over 1,000 gastroscopy pictures to search for possible esophageal cancer symptoms, a cancer which appears in the food pipe.
Alan Ai, general manager of the China unit of WeWork, a provider of co-working spaces, has vivid memories of the dynamism of the country's economic reform and opening-up that started in 1978.
SOCHI, Russia - The man who has marshalled the best defense in the World Cup so far will relish the task of trying to stop his old foe Cristiano Ronaldo when Uruguay and Portugal meet in Sochi on Saturday.
KAZAN, Russia - Argentina and Lionel Messi need to find form fast if they are to go any further in the World Cup on Saturday when they meet a France team which has yet to live up to its billing.
SOCHI, Russia - Players from the English Premier League and the Spanish league scored nearly half of the goals at the World Cup in the group stage.
Emotional celebrations have matched the pulsating action at the ongoing FIFA World Cup in Russia
China will keep a close watch on the strategy adopted by the United States vis-a-vis inbound investments and continue to oppose the use of national security to limit foreign investments, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday.
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