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Museums mint money from merchandise

[2019-01-07 07:27]

Museums in China are increasingly exploiting the power of the intellectual property they own through merchandise.

Boom to spiritualize comfort food segment

[2019-01-07 07:27]

Comfort food, or snacks and beverages that people consume for pleasure or mood enhancement rather than nourishment or energy, has big business potential in China, which could help the segment to evolve, according to an industry report.

Table for one please! More Chinese dine alone

[2019-01-07 07:27]

BEIJING - In late 2017, a topic about Haidilao, the Chinese hotpot chain known for its exceptional service, trended on social networks: a Teddy bear was seated in front of a solo diner to keep them company.

From black to white: An educational revolution

[2019-01-05 07:04]

For the past three years the engineering and computer science school of Tsinghua University in Beijing have been ranked as the best of its kind in the world, even outshining counterparts such as those at Princeton University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States.

Liquidity easing in the pipeline for 2019

[2019-01-04 07:39]

China is taking further steps to improve capital injection channels, through easing liquidity and encouraging credit especially for small and micro companies, to spur the economy in the first quarter.

Shanghai-London stock link may launch later in January

[2019-01-04 07:39]

The earliest time for the launch of the long-awaited Shanghai-London Stock Connect scheme might be the second half of this month, according to people who have the knowledge of the matter.

Consumption to account for bigger share of nation's economy this year

[2019-01-04 07:39]

The nation will roll out measures in 2019 to boost retail sales of consumer goods, as consumption is predicted to play a greater role in the economy.

Wide-ranging tariff reductions offer opportunities to cut costs, ensure growth

[2019-01-04 07:39]

China's new tariff cuts covering a wide range of items from aircraft engines to sunglasses and whisky, which became effective on Jan 1, will help both global and home companies save operating costs and maintain robust growth, said experts and business executives.