Internet, big data and artificial intelligence technologies should be used to provide personalized, digital medical services to customers with an eye on medical services innovation, said Wang Xiaochuan, CEO of Chinese search engine Sogou Inc.
Spring Airlines, China's first and largest budget carrier, plans to further consolidate and expand its flight network in the countries and regions involved in the Belt and Road Initiative, as it is seeing increasing traveling demand to those destinations.
China should set up more education and training institutions to cultivate cybersecurity talent, as the country faces a huge talent gap in this sector, said Zhou Hongyi, chairman and CEO of 360 Security Technology Inc.
The latest policies of the Chinese mainland to promote economic and cultural exchanges and cooperation across the Taiwan Straits are highly necessary and should be implemented effectively, said David TC Lie, a member of China's top political advisory body.
Tujia, an online holiday rental platform, is expecting its overseas business to grow 30 times from the present level, according to a top executive.
Vegetable dealers in Shouguang, Shandong province, are now finding it more convenient to do business, thanks to the rapid development of technology and infrastructure.
BEIJING - With China's Belt and Road Initiative gaining more recognition globally, Western banks including Citigroup, HSBC and Standard Chartered are rushing in for a piece of the pie in this once-in-a-generation opportunity.
China's first officially authorized data-asset assessment center was launched Saturday in Hohhot, capital of the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, as the local government scrambles to develop big data industries to spur innovative economic growth.
Trade friction between China and the United States is likely to escalate this year, but a full-scale trade war is not inevitable, experts said.
Interest in converting shopping complexes and similar realty into office spaces continues to remain high in Beijing this year, industry insiders said.
Aruba, a provider of network solutions, is expected to modernize the field and achieve robust sales growth in China this year, pinning its hopes on already well-established sectors like education and hospitals.
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