Setting economic policy has always been a tightrope walk for policymakers in China and 2018 seems to be no different. That said, the key objectives for most of this year was rebalancing the country's economic structure and fending off potential credit risks - and this will probably continue for the most of next year.
Honor, a leading Chinese smartphone brand that targets young users, said it had unveiled its global strategy to become one of the world's top five smartphone brands in the next three years.
The Shanghai free trade zone is fast becoming a destination of choice for global exhibition companies that are planning expansion in the country, according to a top official.
As the number of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) on the Chinese mainland is growing rapidly, distribution of wealthy individuals is becoming more geographically balanced, expanding from coastal cities to central and western regions, thanks to the mainland's industrial upgrading.
New York-listed material solutions provider Trinseo is planning to ramp up production and sales in China through a new Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) plant in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu province and leveraging the growth opportunities from China's boost in consumption.
The nation will have a rental housing market of 5.4 billion square meters with annual rental income of some 4 trillion yuan ($611.7 billion) by 2027, according to a new research note on the rental housing market.
China's power bank rental service provider Laidian Technology Co Ltd looks to steadily expand overseas businesses in the coming year, amid increasingly intense competition at home.
US cheese-producing states, especially Wisconsin, the nation's largest producer, will benefit from China's recent move to reduce tariffs on cheese from 12 percent to 8 percent.
Skiing, once a less popular sport among Chinese people, has become fashionable of late, thanks to real estate firms that built multipurpose ski resorts in the run-up to the 2022 Winter Olympics in and around Beijing.
Chinese millennials, or people born in the late '80s and early '90s, and the internet generation, or those born after 1998, recognize major domestic brands better than well-known international brands, according to an AT Kearney report.
CapitaLand Group, one of Asia's largest real estate companies, will step up efforts in technology innovation in China and explore setting up buildings, malls and communities that are all "intelligent", in a bid to accelerate digitalization of its property offerings.
Headhunters which have traditionally focused on customized services for executive-level managers, are reaching out to even entry-level human resources, a report said.
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