Genghis Khan Airlines, a newly established regional carrier in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, will receive its first batch of domestically manufactured ARJ21 aircraft by the end of the year, and launch its first flight early next year.
Sportswear giant Nike Inc's newly opened first global flagship store in Shanghai aims to attract digital-savvy younger Chinese consumers with its digital integration, innovations and personalized services.
Online food delivery platform Baidu Waimai has been rebranded as Star.Ele.me, which will operate as a subbrand of Ele.me offering premium food and local services from selected vendors, after being acquired by its major rival over a year ago.
Microsoft Corp unveiled its most powerful Surface personal computing product series in China on Monday with a tailor-made new color option for local customers, as the US tech giant seeks to increase its popularity among female users.
China is transforming from the "world factory" to a new smart manufacturing powerhouse, as the nation's smart manufacturing market is expected to exceed 220 billion yuan ($32 billion) by 2020, according to a new report.
Last month, Beijing's Wang Jiahui, a software engineer, had what she described as "the most unforgettable accommodation experience", courtesy Airbnb, a key player in China's home-sharing market.
Experiencing home away from home has never been more cost-efficient for Chinese travelers.
Tujia.com, a Chinese online platform for booking shared accommodation, has ramped up efforts to expand its presence in overseas markets.
Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd, China's largest gold producer, will seek to expand through acquisitions in countries rich in resources like large mines of gold and copper, its top executive said.
TUNIS - Wearing red-and-white safety helmets, around 20 Chinese and Tunisian mechanics were binding reinforcement bars on the floor at a dam project which is under construction.
Judge a man first by his shoes - so goes an old Beijing saying. Outdated it might be, but it shows that in the olden times, people of Beijing valued their shoes a great deal.
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