Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, built his business behemoth to help the masses. But when it comes to hiring, the company is increasingly eyeing an elite group - those with an international background.
Overseas students are looking to learn and intern in China to experience the country's vast economy and rapid development pace first hand.
President Donald Trump-led US administration may be fond of trade tariffs and protectionist measures, but how anachronistic such an approach in the age of the World Trade Organization is, becomes starkly evident in Port Elizabeth.
The United States' economic policy mandarins need a reality check as their additional tariffs on several import items, ostensibly to combat perceived Chinese "economic aggression", are unjustifiable, senior business executives said.
Japan's Toyota, one of the world's largest carmakers, will no longer dominate new and pre-owned car markets in many developing countries.
Two years ago, Radanovic Miroslav and his colleagues, all employees of Zelezara Smederevo, Serbia's only steel plant, heard a certain HBIS Group Co Ltd might buy out their employer. Intrigued suitably, they consulted the internet to find out more about HBIS.
When Arthur Gensler set up his eponymous architecture firm 52 years ago, he had just $200 to his name. He had a wife, Drue Cortell, and two sons. He was living from pay check to pay check.
Son Heung-min has lit up the World Cup and the Premier League but it is the Asian Games in Indonesia that could make or break the career of the prolific South Korean forward.
Former Portugal boss Paulo Bento will coach South Korea over the next four years through the 2022 Qatar World Cup, the Korea Football Association (KFA) announced on Friday.
JAKARTA - Cleveland Cavaliers guard Jordan Clarkson watched from the bench, not quite able to make it to the Asian Games in time to play in the opening game for the Philippines.
The Asian Games, the world's second largest multi-sports event, begin this week. Here are five global stars who can shine at the continental showpiece in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia.
The Sept 21-29 Wuhan Open will showcase 19 of the world's top 20 female tennis players, competing for $2.75 million in prize money.
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