China's foreign exchange reserves rose for the second consecutive month in December to $3.07 trillion, generally maintaining stability amid increased fluctuations in global financial markets, according to data issued by the country's foreign exchange regulator on Monday.
Chinese companies attending the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which will open in Las Vegas on Tuesday, will not only launch new products, technologies and applications during the four-day extravaganza, but push for more cooperation with international counterparts.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd unveiled a high-performance chip for servers on Monday as part of its broader push to expand presence in the semiconductor sector.
Energy company China Three Gorges Europe, which is also called CTG EU, has invested 35 million pounds ($44.3 million) in a large Scottish offshore wind farm, which when completed will have the capacity to power one million homes.
Starting December, frequent travelers in the Yangtze River Delta who use the subway, especially those from Shanghai, Hangzhou and Ningbo, are able to use a uniform metro payment app for travel to other cities in the cluster.
Environmentalists would welcome a biofuel car that consumes as little energy as possible, but most would be surprised if it was the brainchild of a papermaker, rather than an automaker.
Having achieved consistent revenue growth of over 20 percent annually in recent years in China, optical giant Carl Zeiss envisions the country will not only remain a robust growth engine in terms of business, but also rise to be a leader in research and development that will benefit the global market.
Call them virtual money, digital fiat or cryptocurrencies, alternative measures of exchange value have always posed challenges to official cash.
New Year's here - so, are you ready to embrace a cashless world?
China's ride-sharing giant Didi Chuxing Technology Company is rolling out its services in Latin America, Australia and Japan, in a bid to become the world's leading mobile transportation player amid fierce competition from Uber.
When a geek's game turns into an investment tool for the public, it is time for the regulators to walk in.
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