The continued robust growth in China, especially of e-commerce platforms, helped French cosmetics group L'Oreal to post impressive results during the first six months of this year, according to company officials.
SWIFT, the global financial messaging service platform, is accelerating its localization in China given the backdrop of increasing Chinese financial market liberalization, its senior executive said.
The unexpected box office success of Chinese animated film Ne Zha turned into a significant money spinner for its producers.
Uniqlo, the Japanese clothing brand owned by Yamaguchi-headquartered Fast Retailing Co Ltd, will add more Chinese cultural elements to its designs, and increase its China store count to over 1,000 within the next three years, said its top executive for China operations.
Japanese financial firm Nomura Securities Co Ltd is preparing to launch business operations of its joint venture in China soon and is eyeing new opportunities as the country pushes further financial liberalization.
BEIJING - China has been active in the deployment of solar photovoltaic or PV power generation, a fast-growing renewable energy technology in the world, and has been reducing subsidies in the sector as the technology's commercial maturity deepened in recent years.
BEIJING - China's online platforms that offer a multitude of services are expected to continue robust growth as the government has pledged more facilitating measures.
As China's consumption upgrade gathers momentum, demand for dairy products, especially fresh milk that is a key source of protein, is rising, prompting domestic dairy farms to ponder ways of increasing their output.
Companies in Guangdong province are making all-out efforts to reduce fallout from the Sino-US trade friction, according to a senior government official and some company executives.
Growth potential in the China-Africa corridor, which means helping Chinese companies to expand their business in Africa, is immense and will become a major revenue earner for lenders, according to banking executives familiar with the matter.
NEW YORK - When Li Xiaofeng, managing director of a Chinese fabric company, attended this year's Texworld USA, an annual international textile show in New York, he was not alone this time.
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