Volatility may be turning into the new normal for financial markets.
One of Starbucks' leading challengers in China - Luckin Coffee - vowed on Wednesday to open 10,000 stores in the country by 2021 and expand its non-coffee sector despite questions about its plan to achieve profitability.
Shanghai-based culture startup Art Revolver launched a pilot project over the weekend to help mass-market Chinese consumers access "affordable and stress-busting art" using the sharing economy concept.
BUENOS AIRES - Higher US tariffs on Chinese imports are bound to disrupt global value chains, said Argentine economist Raul Ochoa in a recent interview with Xinhua News Agency.
China's affluent upper-middle-income people, especially young consumers, present a promising prospect for the world's designer brands and they are set to be the driving force of global spending on high-end shoes, bags, fashion, jewelry, and watches.
Global professional service firm Accenture has opened two innovation hubs in one month to serve Chinese clients, underscoring the consultancy's commitment to the Chinese market.
From robotic arms to unmanned drones, China is rewriting the rules of its multi-trillion-yuan logistics industry through digital makeovers.
China's pig farming industry is undergoing a second crisis in a decade, this time caused by African swine fever. The potential pork shortage is changing the layout of China's pig industry and dining tables all over the world.
Editor's Note: The following is an interview by China Daily reporter Wu Yong with Jin Weidong, chairman of Wellhope Agri-Tech JSC Ltd, who started the business from scratch with six partners in 1996. Last year, Wellhope's revenue reached 15.8 billion yuan ($2.29 billion). The company is the leading feed producer in China with more than 20,000 employees and business operations in China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Nepal and India.
The first thing Co de Heus, CEO of Royal Dutch De Heus, did after flying from Amsterdam to China was to discuss plans for a pig slaughtering and processing plant in the outskirts of Fushun, Liaoning province.
East China's Zhejiang province has started to witness the initial fruits of 31 measures drafted by the provincial authorities to boost the private sector in a bid to realize high-quality development.
Shaanxi is taking advantage of the online Silk Road to develop cross-border e-commerce. Honey from New Zealand, coffee from Rwanda, durian from Cambodia, as well as healthcare products from Australia, are now all available through online channels.
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