As Abraham Lincoln once said, 85 per cent of quotes on the Internet are made up.
Not since Sherlock Holmes clambered back up the Reichenbach Falls has the resurrection of a seemingly defunct character been so eagerly anticipated.
Glenn Fogel is widely known as a veteran merger guru, known by his peers as a man with thorough knowledge of the travel sector.
German industrial giant Kuka is the world's largest producer of robots used to make automobiles, with its signature orange cranelike bots a fixture in automated car factories across the globe.
Ant Financial Services Group has become a new technical associate of international secure-payments consortium EMVCo, according to a recent announcement of EMVCo, a move that will provide fresh impetus to the Chinese company's going global efforts.
Chinese consumer electronics giant TCL Corp is bullish on the prospects of the domestic air conditioner market, which enjoys great development potential, as annual sales of its air conditioners are set to surpass 10 million units by the end of this year.
Information technology deployment by Chinese lenders is expected to increase over the next three years to cope with the challenges and opportunities arising from the rapid development of financial technologies or fintech, according to a new survey.
Switzerland-based Nestle SA, the world's largest food and beverage company, is planning to sell one of its dairy factories in China to a third party, according to an industry insider, as part of the company's efforts to reduce its local output of raw milk powder.
A conventional and an emerging carmaker have joined hands in Guangzhou to market what may be the first mass-produced electric vehicle by a Chinese technology startup, in hopes of boosting the companies' value.
Shares of Unisplendour Technology Holdings Ltd surged by about 120 percent mid-day before the rise narrowed to about 64 percent on Thursday, after it acquired shares in Legend Holdings and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp.
A growing number of Chinese cities have released plans to develop urban rail transit systems, especially subways, which are known for their safety and speed, to ease traffic, boost employment and push the pace of urbanization.
After securing their position as leaders in the world's high-speed train markets, Chinese train makers are now eyeing the urban transit manufacturing sector - pushing more low-cost, smart mass transportation models at home and abroad, competing with rivals in Germany, Canada and Japan.
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