China Petroleum and Chemical Corp, the country's biggest geothermal developer, vows to further develop geothermal energy nationwide, using lessons learnt from the geothermal heating area in Xiongxian county, part of the Xiongan New Area.
Despite the Hong Kong stock market showing signs of strain, a Chinese mainland game distributor has bucked the trend, rekindling local equity investors' enthusiasm for a promising newcomer.
As China's online shopping frenzy kicked off on Nov 11, logistics workers braced themselves for the rush.
Sept 29, 2013: China establishes its first pilot FTZ in Shanghai, a global financial hub.
Feihe Dairy, a domestic leader in infant and toddler formula production, has attributed its recent strong growth to consumers' deeper pockets, a commitment to quality and reforms in the dairy industry.
Information technology investment in the country's hospital system will reach 65.7 billion yuan ($9.47 billion) in 2022, surging 53.5 percent from 2017 and boosting the digitalization of the Chinese medical system, an Analysys report forecasts.
Strong prospects for repainting jobs will likely offset sluggish paint and coating sales in the new property sector, thus helping AkzoNobel to maintain its overall sales growth in China, its top executive said.
US healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson, owner of brands such as Nutrogena, Listerine, and Band-Aid, is planning to bring dozens more of its products and technologies to China, after being encouraged by the country's recent opening-up and backing for science.
Chinese startups are becoming more successful in creating jobs, and entrepreneurs more highly educated, according to a new report by Tsinghua University.
Innovation is developing faster in China than anywhere else in the world, providing a fertile ground for both Chinese and foreign startups to grow, according to top industry leaders.
Online travel agency Tongcheng-Elong Holdings Ltd made a strong public debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday, fueled by investors interested in China's booming online travel business market.
Two distinctive sets of consumers are on the rise in China, each with its own motivations and spending patterns, which leaves room for new business entrants to cash in on the world's largest consumer market, a survey has found.
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