Liquefied natural gas or LNG exporters in the United States, which have been eyeing opportunities in China, might rue the current Sino-US trade friction, said analysts.
Shopping malls, under siege with the ascent of e-commerce, are being forced to reinvent themselves or fade away.
Please use three words to describe China's changes in the past 40 years.
Dieter Zetsche is chairman of the Board of Management of Daimler AG and head of Mercedes-Benz Cars.
For the past two years, John Zhong has been bringing premium American Berkshire pork to tables in China.
Xueersi Online School, a subsidiary of leading Chinese education company TAL Education Group, has unveiled its latest online English learning products in response to strict policies regarding after-class institutions.
Hangzhou Wahaha Group, one of China's largest beverage companies, is seeking an industrial upgrade by shifting its focus to its nutrition and health products and investing in high-tech industries, founder and chairman Zong Qinghou said on Wednesday.
China's newly established Ministry of Ecology and Environment will play a significant role in meeting the commitment to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, said an official from the Energy Foundation - an international non-governmental organization aimed at promoting the use of clean, reliable, and secure sources of energy.
United States' home-sharing platform Airbnb is doubling down on China through a suite of new services to reach an untapped segment of travelers in the country that the firm predicts will become its most significant market by 2020.
Spring has come. The 700 metric tons of sturgeon farmed in East China's Qiandaohu Lake by Kaluga Queen are expected to spawn and produce one of the world's most expensive gourmet delicacies - caviar.
Just one decade ago, Chinese consumers were stocking imported food and formula milk powders amid the country's incessant food-safety issues. However, the past decade has also witnessed a growing number of premium Western food producers from both China and abroad locating their manufacturing bases in the country, and labeling their pricey products "Made in China", in an attempt to feed the increasing appetite for a taste of luxury.
Dutch global dairy giant Royal FrieslandCampina plans to invest 100 million euros ($123.7 million) in the China market this year, its CEO Hein Schumacher said in Beijing.
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