Gong Chengjin, a 55-year-old cattle breeder at the Daditou Specialized Farmers' Cooperative in Dashan town in Panzhou, Guizhou province, was pleased to find that his income would almost double this year after the cooperative started raising 121 cattle in March.
Chinese home appliance manufacturers are shifting to smart strategies at an accelerated pace, applying artificial intelligence, cloud computing and big data to boost the transformation and upgrading of products.
NEW YORK - China is the only mid-income economy on the Global Innovation Index 2018's list of the world's 20 most innovative economies.
Electric bicycles and tricycles on Beijing's roads face stricter regulation as authorities clamp down on substandard and dangerous products.
Kweichow Moutai Co Ltd, China's signature high-end spirit maker, netted double-digit growth rates for its major economic indicators in the first half of the year, the highest recorded in the past few years.
E Ink Holdings Inc, the world's largest electronic ink technology vendor by market share, is seeking to boost its China revenue to 30 percent in three years by tapping into the burgeoning internet of things or IoT market.
China's A shares are poised for better days ahead and the weakness on Monday was only a temporary blip, experts said.
Can a functional and comfortable workspace help an employer to retain prized human resources and avert attrition? That's a no-brainer, according to Uli Gwinner, president for the Asia-Pacific regional operations of Steelcase Inc.
BEIJING - The US-initiated trade dispute has triggered retaliatory reactions from the country's major trading partners, casting a shadow over the business of global multinational firms.
VANCOUVER - At a Chinese barbecue restaurant facing a dark underground parking lot beneath a Supercenter store in the Vancouver suburb of Richmond, Canada, the line-up of people waiting to be served spreads out onto the sidewalk.
Co-working space operators such as WeWork are facing increasing competition in the booming sector, and it's not just fellow service providers like Regus that are a threat to their market share - even property developers are getting in on the action.
Bullish foreign investors are betting big on China's A-share market, new data showed.
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