Chinese banks and investors have achieved great success through their entities in Dubai, reaching a vast market of opportunities in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd became the world's third-largest buyer of semiconductors last year, with its expenditure on purchasing chips witnessing the largest growth among the top five companies, according to a recent report by US-based research firm Gartner Inc.
Chinese technology major Huawei Technologies Co Ltd is striking out into the emerging augmented reality field, with the help of its futuristic AR smart glasses that can connect with a smartwatch.
Construction will soon begin on a long-delayed commercial, residential and entertainment project in downtown Los Angeles codeveloped by Related Companies and China-based CORE USA, a joint venture between China Harbour Engineering Co Ltd (CHEC) and CCCG Overseas Real Estate (CORE).
Sportswear-maker Skechers hit the ground running in the Chinese market a few years back, and has been growing quickly ever since.
How has the ongoing supply-side reform changed China's economic growth and your company's business in the country?
On the first working day after the Spring Festival holiday, the municipal government of Shanghai announced an updated reform plan to further enhance the city's business activity, showing the local regulators' resolve to improve the business environment in more areas with better results.
Thanks to Chinese people's growing demand for high-quality imported produce, Chilean cherries have become one of the most popular choices for treats and gifts associated with the annual Spring Festival.
China's A-share market will probably continue its recovery in February, amid improved liquidity conditions and brightened investor sentiment, analysts said.
Swiping phones for payment is shaping up to be the new norm for Chinese people shopping overseas, as the adoption of mobile payment becomes more evenly distributed by age and geographical location.
Apple Inc's fiscal first-quarter earnings reveal that the company's struggles in China and in its critical iPhone business will continue, while analysts say the tech bellwether could reduce prices to remedy the situation.
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