China's expanding and growing economy has become by far the world's most important for manufacturers. Nihon Inter Electronics Corp is well aware of this, and has been focusing its investment to this market.
From a relatively young age, Yuke Taniguchi's hobby has been to create his own video games. At 16, he got his first job as one of the youngest professional video game developers in Japan. By the time he was 24, he had already started his own company.
"For digital print finishing, we can proudly say we are the world-leading company," said Eijiro Hori, president of Horizon International. The company was established 69 years ago, in 1946, by Hori's father.
China's auto sales hit a new low over a three-month period in May and experts do not expect rapid recovery in the near future.
Chinese carmaker Lifan Auto is shifting its focus to new-energy vehicles, with an aim to hit 500,000 new energy vehicle's accumulative sales by 2020, a move that follows the country's "Made in China 2025" strategy for the auto industry.
Editor's Note: The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and auto industry representatives shared their insights at the Global Automotive Forum, held from June 9 to 10 in Chongqing, Du Xiaoying reports.
BMW's all-new flagship sedan, which boasts a new level of the luxury and digital features, will showcase a couple of world-first technologies when presented to customers this Autumn, according to the automaker.
China's largest online shop-ping platform further extended its ambitious automotive plan to include a strategic partnership with local carmaker Lifan Auto despite many local carmakers facing a downturn in sales volume.
Rizhao, a port city in East China's Shandong province, is welcoming more than 300 government and business leaders from China and five Central Asian nations for a cooperation forum in the city on Tuesday.
Rizhao is one of the first places in the country to see the golden hues of sunrise because of its geographical location in East China.
A modern-day retailing dilemma is how a brick-and-mortar mall can maintain growth in the increasingly online shopping world?
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