Beijing-based e-commerce firm ToGo teamed up with local travel agencies on Wednesday to launch a new online store within the WeChat platform for customers to purchase souvenirs online.
Chinese technology giant Xiaomi Corp announced on Wednesday it has teamed up with Sweden's furniture titan Ikea to offer smart home products.
Online insurance is gaining popularity in China, driven by an increasing number of young people looking to cover themselves using quick, low-cost, social media-powered apps, according to a new industry report.
Nearly 20 percent of Shenzhen-registered listed companies devoted more than 10 percent of their operating revenue to research and development last year, a level on par with globally leading high-tech enterprises like Google and Apple, according to a report.
A recent report from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has revealed the enhanced corporate social responsibility performance of foreign invested enterprises in China, with companies from South Korea on the top of the list.
Dam builder and operator China Three Gorges Corp has invested more than 248.5 billion yuan ($35.8 billion) in recent years to resettle more than 1.3 million residents from the reservoir area of its hydropower project along the Yangtze River.
Online education startup 17Edtech is looking to close the education gap in China, by helping rural students learn faster with advanced technology.
French cosmetics giant L'Oreal SA has joined the China Sustainable Palm Oil Alliance, vowing to promote the use of sustainable palm oil in the Chinese market.
China's dedicated efforts in tackling environmental issues have motivated chemical companies to focus on producing better high-quality products, and improving their charity efforts, according to a top industry executive.
A zeal for adaptation is sweeping across China's pan-entertainment industry - according to leading executives and sector analysts - and a whole new business of intellectual property rights related to online literature, movies, TV dramas, gaming, animation and comics is taking off in the country.
As an increasing number of people turn to emojis to spice up their everyday messages, businesses are exploring new ways to turn the fun, colorful characters into some serious profits.
Shanghai Xiaoi Robot Technology Co Ltd, which is into artificial intelligence, aims to go public in 2019.
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