E-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is allowing businesses from select countries to sell goods on its overseas platforms, as part of its efforts to take on US-based Amazon.com, the world's largest online site hosting third-party vendors.
China's steel production is forecast to maintain steady growth in the second quarter of this year, and so will the performance of steel enterprises, primarily because of growing demand, an official of the China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) said.
Floating jauntily and high above a restaurant area in the United Arab Emirates' Dubai Mall recently was evidence of the new-found confidence of Chinese makers of kids products like toys, games, educational content, related hardware and software.
At the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 in Las Vegas, an owl-shaped robot named Luka, which was powered by artificial intelligence to read books for children, proved to be popular among the visitors.
China's domestic toy-makers are rushing to buy intellectual property rights to merchandise miniatures and other products based on characters and objects relating to Chinese silver screen sci-fi smash hits such as The Wandering Earth.
What's the 996 debate now raging among Chinese netizens got to do with toys that even adults love to play with? Let me explain.
China is in the midst of implementing a host of reforms, which are focused on opening up its economy to foreign competition and strengthening its private sector. They are needed to upgrade its industries and avoid the dreaded middle-income trap.
Shangri-La, something people know but can't define. Is it an earthly paradise? A hotel chain? A Chinese city or town? A Tibetan Utopia?
China's new bank lending moderated in April after surging in March, amid indications that more monetary policy measures would be rolled out to counter headwinds from global trade uncertainties.
The Chinese government has set aside bullets, especially in terms of fiscal policy, to tackle economic risks and support business growth in the second quarter, according to policymakers and experts.
A joint venture focusing on multimodal transport is being established this month at the port of Shanghai, as part of efforts to increase transport efficiency and lower carbon emissions, according to a top company executive.
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