Before starting an internet startup in June, Zhang Tao, the former chief of a subbranch of China Merchants Bank Co Ltd in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, had worked in the banking industry for over 10 years.
Flexible employment is fast changing the domestic labor market due to rising demand for such arrangements from efficiency-conscious and cost-sensitive employers, experts said.
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will speed up the commercialization of fifth-generation wireless technology in China and deepen its cooperation with Chinese telecom carriers as the South Korean technology giant tries to reclaim lost sales in the world's largest smartphone market.
A Chinese rail company has started selling low-emissions freight containers that keep cold without the need for fuel-generated refrigeration.
Nearly everything you encounter in life has a story to tell: be it a flight ticket, a used wallet, or even the person sitting next to you in a theater.
Dolls are no longer exclusively for children. Jiang Fan, a 22-year-old college graduate in Shanghai, became captivated by Molly dolls two years ago. Now, she has a collection of more than 70, and the number is climbing.
The Goldman Sachs Group Inc is seeking regulatory approval to own a majority stake in its securities joint venture in China, a step that will make it the latest foreign investment bank to take advantage of the further opening of the financial sector by the country.
Chicken farming enterprises in China have reported sterling results in the first half of the year, as growing demand and tight supply have bolstered prices.
Qinghai Minze Longyangxia Ecological Aquaculture Co, a major rainbow trout grower by production volume in Northwest China's Qinghai province, will raise its output to 15,000 metric tons by the end of this year to supply both the home market and economies related to the Belt and Road Initiative.
On a Monday afternoon, Wang Xin, a 35-year-old private equity partner in Beijing, enjoys exclusive services of an ophthalmologist at a private hospital. In the meantime, the ophthalmology departments in the city's public hospitals are filled with patients.
Traditional ice cream products are being edged out by low-calorie varieties with natural sweeteners in the Chinese market as demand from consumers rises for high-quality and healthy products, a new industry report said.
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