Private sector representatives and leaders in East China's Fujian province have vowed to step up efforts to promote innovation and pursue high-quality product development, in response to President Xi Jinping's recent speech encouraging the development of private enterprises.
Gold consumption in China rose 5 percent year-on-year in the first three quarters of this year to almost 850 tons, industry data showed.
WASHINGTON - Howie Southworth and his friend Greg Matza, two bestselling food authors and devoted foodies from the United States, have been eating their way through China for over two decades. Soon after their culinary journeys began, both fell in love with the country's street food.
One of the four great inventions of ancient China, printing is on the cusp of a new era, thanks to the industry's embrace of cutting-edge technologies, insiders said.
ZHENGZHOU - Matches may have been a daily necessity in the last century, but a match factory in Central China's Henan province has recaptured attention by selling its innovative new products internationally.
China's A-share market began the last quarter of the year with a tumble, but managed to recover later despite continued losses on bourses in the Asia-Pacific neighborhood.
BEIJING - China's technology companies have gradually transformed the country's financial sector by incorporating artificial intelligence into their services.
Unable to afford that superb designer dress or fabulous gold watch in the shop window? Relax. The sharing economy has caught up with the world of luxury goods
For gamers, Ubisoft is associated with some of the industry's biggest titles - Assassin's Creed, Far Cry and The Crew. Each of these so-called AAA games requires months or years of development, huge teams and vast production budgets.
Some 20-odd Indian startups made a concerted pitch for $100 million in Chinese investments in Beijing on Monday and in Shanghai on Thursday.
As Chinese firms push cutting-edge technology, such as cloud computing and self-driving cars, and look to raise product quality, there will be even more opportunities for material suppliers to sell to the world's biggest market, said the head of 3M China, a conglomerate manufacturer.
International payment company WorldFirst is eyeing opportunities in China's fast-growing cross-border payment market, despite the fiercely competitive landscape.
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