GAC Motor, one of China's leading homegrown automobile manufacturers, has released its first seven-seat SUV, the GS8, a new variety helping to redefine the high-end domestic SUV market.
As China advances its Internet Plus strategy, high-tech companies in Shanghai are embracing a closer bond between traditional businesses and cloud-computing technology.
Patent-intensive industries have been leading other sectors in the national economy in terms of economic benefits, innovation and dynamism, said intellectual property officials at a news conference last week.
The Patent Reexamination Board of the State Intellectual Property Office held a public hearing on Oct 28 for the nation's first case involving disputes about software graphic user interface designs.
The World Intellectual Property Organization announced on Oct 25 that it would launch Chinese-language intellectual property courses on the distance learning platform of the Chinese Intellectual Property Training Center, the latest cooperative project between the two organizations.
To raise overall awareness of intellectual property rights in China, the nation's top IP authority carried out activities to promote intellectual property-related services in cities across the country this year, with the final phase wrapped up in Shandong province last week, following those in Henan in September and Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region from Oct 18 to 19.
BMW, the first premium automaker to introduce a certified used car program to China, in 2006, has upgraded its 10-year-old business.
A 100-billion-yuan new energy industrial cluster has been formed in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, to ensure that the city ushers in a new era of clean energy.
As one of the most idyllic water towns in the country, Tongli, with its history of more than 1,000 years, is turning to clean energy to keep its water clean and air fresh.
The 2016 International Forum on Energy Transitions is taking place from Oct 29 to 31 in Tongli of Suzhou city, Jiangsu province, and according to the organizers it will play a vital role in boosting China's sustainable development and energy transition in the future.
North Rhine-Westphalia, one of the most developed states in Germany, welcomes Chinese enterprises to support its Industry 4.0 development plan.
North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), situated in the heart of Europe and bordering the Netherlands and Belgium, is making a name among investors for excellent business environment.
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