As online livestreaming business booms and increasingly involves music, movies, TV dramas, sport events and games, industry insiders have warned of growing risks and disputes concerning intellectual property rights.
Increasing copyright infringements related to online pictures have led to the devaluation of producers' labor, experts said at a recent copyright-related forum held in Beijing.
China is steadily progressing in its overall ability to innovate, a report released last Friday by the Chinese Academy of Science and Technology for Development showed.
When Ren Jianxin, chairman of China National Chemical Corporation, or Chem-China, advocated and launched the first Bluestar Summer Camp in 1990, he might not have expected that the event originally intended for domestic staff members' children would turn into a happy gathering for youngsters from around the world.
To further boost China's economy, the authorities are nurturing the domestic auto industry's expansion in international markets with supportive measures to enhance their competitive edge, according to industry insiders.
International carmakers are investing heavily to localize their research and development operations in China, the world's largest automobile market.
Daimler moved to head off a growing crisis over emissions concerns by voluntarily recalling more than 3 million Mercedes-Benz diesel vehicles in Europe, marking the latest blow to the technology since Volkswagen's cheating scandal erupted nearly two years ago.
In addition to traditional dealerships, potential car buyers now have a new option, as home appliance retailers are making a foray into car sales, based on their nationwide networks.
German premium carmaker Audi, one of the sportiest car brands in the world, has a deep bond with soccer.
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