The groundbreaking work, which started in April at the 100,000-square-meter Chengdu Westminster School in Southwest China's Sichuan province marks not only the first of the six campuses of the nearly-900-year-old UK private school in China, but also the largest expansion of a Western school brand into the Chinese education market.
A new mobile transportation platform was launched on Wednesday in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, to provide more customer-oriented and energy-saving services.
Putting up tariff barriers will not eliminate the negative impact brought about by globalization such as job losses, but reeducating workers will, a top company executive of Royal DSM said.
Chinese and British auto sectors symbolically joined hands on Tuesday as the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, known as CAAM, and Britain's Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, or SMMT, signed a cooperation agreement in London.
Macroeconomic turbulence is seen dragging the Hong Kong stock market down to third place in global initial public offerings in the first half of 2019, lagging behind the New York Stock Exchange and the tech-heavy Nasdaq, with Shanghai expected to rank No 4, according to top accounting firms.
Over the past year, the US government has unilaterally provoked and escalated economic and trade friction with China, with negative impacts on bilateral economic, trade ties and global economic development.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd announced on Tuesday major upgrades to its Tmall online shopping site as the e-commerce giant tried to guard its retail supremacy against rivals such as archrival Tencent Holdings Ltd.
VF Corporation, a 120-year old US apparel and footwear company, is seeking to establish or strengthen ties with Chinese partners to expand its presence in the local market.
A day after China Unicom won its 5G license for commercial use, the telecom operator announced that it had opened experience stores across 40 cities to encourage consumers to try applications powered by the superfast technology.
European telecom equipment makers Ericsson and Nokia are winning key 5G contracts in China, a move that analysts said showcases the country's open attitude to all international players when rolling out the superfast technology.
As Chinese consumers' enthusiasm toward 5G hits a new high, a video made by a university student has offered a sneak preview of how the superfast technology "tastes" in reality.
China's carmakers are speeding up their expansion into overseas markets, especially in the Belt and Road economies, which is expected to boost their sales and more importantly help improve the local automotive industry.
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