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.
British Airways has vowed to come up with more bespoke services for Chinese customers, as it pushes for growth in what is now the world's largest outbound tourism market.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd will officially start operating cloud services in South Africa in December, as the Chinese mainland company expands its presence in the global cloud arena.
Munchkin Inc, a California-based infant and toddler products company, has vowed to scale up its presence in the Chinese market by providing more of its high-quality products.
The Chinese mainland's cloud computing service providers are expanding their overseas footprints, driven by the desire to better serve their customers' globalization strategies and to extend their own digital "territories".
Overseas cloud computing companies are beefing up their presence in China, in response to the country's stronger-than-expected digitalization demand.
Shenzhen China Star Optoelectronics Technology Co Ltd announced a new production line for large-screen ultra-high definition 8K display products and organic light-emitting diode screens on Wednesday, a move that will help China's display panel industry to make headway against overseas competitors, according to industry experts.
China's further development of artificial intelligence, the internet of things and other advanced technologies will help other developing countries to achieve economic transformation and upgrade, according to participants of the China Hi-Tech Fair 2018.
China's large number of fintech companies has helped the country to take the lead worldwide in developing the industry, according to the Global Fintech Hub Report released on Wednesday during the Money 20/20 China conference.
Online education company Zuoyebang recently launched an AI-enabled platform as part of its broader push to offer young students safe online learning tools.
JPMorgan Chase and Co has donated 19 million yuan ($2.74 million) to support a vocational education reform pilot initiative launched by the China Development Research Foundation, aimed at enhancing China's teaching quality at the secondary vocational school level.
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