Internet of things technologies are transforming the everyday lives of people in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, thanks to the city's efforts to position itself at the center of the latest tech revolution.
The Intellectual Sports Park of Wuxi will sign two agreements valued at 3 billion yuan ($437 million) at the 2018 World Internet of Things Exposition, which opens in the city on Saturday.
The Middle East economy is going through a transformation from oil-based to knowledge-based, providing new investment opportunities for Chinese technology companies, according to senior executives of the global financial institution HSBC.
Italian wine exporters see potential in China as tastes and demand diversify, and they expect to target 230 million consumers to further expand growing sales, according to industry experts.
The cross-border e-commerce trade volume between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations countries will increase by 50 percent in 2018, boosted by trade facilitation, according to an expert.
The economy of Altay prefecture in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region is getting a boost from millions of travelers seeking ancient Silk Road views and local residents starting related businesses.
While the Chinese integrated circuit industry has formed a relatively complete technology system over the past decade, more efforts should be made to improve the ability of Chinese companies to innovate and attract talent, industry experts said at a conference on Thursday.
Leading telecom carrier China Telecommunications Corp will conduct scale trials of 5G applications in 17 cities, as part of its broader push to gain a lead in the race to commercialize the fifth-generation communication technology.
Foreign investors will be allowed to establish solely foreign-owned enterprises in a number of key industries in South China's Guangdong province, according to the local commerce authority.
China's Anta Sports Products Ltd is planning to further expand its business scale in a bid to challenge Nike and Adidas, with a 4.7 billion-euro ($5.5 billion) approach for one of the world's biggest athletic gear makers.
Java House, East Africa's largest coffee shop chain, is planning to sell its premium coffee in China, a market with a rapidly growing number of coffee drinkers.
China Mobile Communications Corp, the world's largest mobile carrier by subscribers, is ratcheting up resources to crack down on telecom fraud by leveraging big data and artificial intelligence technologies.
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