As one of the few truly mobile-first economies, China is getting more mature in mobile development by creating huge business value for companies both at home and abroad, according to an industry insider.
Editor's Note: The Chinese government has adopted a series of measures to boost economic growth, including stimulating consumption, further opening up to foreign investment, supporting private enterprises and encouraging technology innovation. China Daily asked senior executives of well-known multinational companies to share their views on the country's economic development and their companies' business strategies in China.
Groundbreaking reforms and a possible market uptrend are dawning for Shenzhen's ChiNext, after the innovative enterprise-heavy board marched into its second decade of development on Wednesday, analysts said.
InterSystems Corp, a US-based software company offering advanced technologies for data management, integration and analytics, will intensify efforts to expand its cooperation with Chinese partners in the healthcare industry and launch tailor-made products in the country because it has become one of the fast-growing markets for the company.
Japanese electronics company Seiko Epson Corporation, commonly known as Epson, is stepping up efforts to innovate in the fields of inkjet printing, visual communications, wearables and robotics, and enhance its localization efforts in China.
This may prove to be a landmark year for China's capital markets with the sci-tech innovation board, or STAR Market, kicking off groundbreaking reforms.
Shandong province is expected to be a new powerhouse in the Northeast Asian region, with the eastern Chinese province leading the way in high-quality opening-up, experts said at a high-end forum.
Special bond issuances in the domestic and overseas markets are set to further bolster the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, experts said.
Buoyed by the strong economic prospects in China, German science and technology firm Merck Group is planning to set up a slew of innovation hubs and acceleration projects for grooming startups in China, a top company official said.
French ophthalmic optics giant Essilor Group is aiming at doubledigit annual growth in China over the next three to five years, inspired by innovation and people's rising awareness of eye health problems.
Yinxiang Biji, a Beijing-based information-organizing application, hopes to transcend note-taking by aspiring to be a collection, management and sharing platform for high-value information and knowledge in China, said Tang Yi, its chairman and CEO.
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Huawei Technologies Co has shrugged off the impact from US restrictions with steady growth in core businesses and a slew of impressive product launches in the overseas market, further embellishing its image as a global technology giant.
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