The China Beijing International Fair for Trade in Services is designed to build a solid platform for China and other countries to put their economic growth on a firmer footing via diversified models in service businesses, senior officials said.
Wider participation of overseas exhibitors and buyers, more intensive international events and stronger support from global organizations are making the China Beijing International Fair for Trade in Services, also known as CIFTIS, an increasingly internationalized gala for the world's service industry.
Zhao Yang, founder of Zhankoo.com, an e-commerce platform serving the exhibition industry, said the fourth China Beijing International Fair for Trade in Services helped the company's goal of "conveying its innovative concepts of using the internet to make conventions and exhibitions easier".
Editor's note: Industry leaders express their hopes for the ongoing CIFTIS.
The Chinese car market, which sold 24.59 million vehicles last year, still has much room to grow, an industry association official said.
More than 300 fans of the VW Beetle gathered with actor and singer Lu Han at the True Me Beetle Day festival on May 22 in Beijing to add a crossover model to the automaker's lineup of iconic Beetles.
Localization is an exciting word for those in China's auto industry. After all, it implies the importance of the Chinese market, means new job opportunities, brings specifically designed cars and generates taxes.
Chinese traction battery manufacturers are preparing for a shakeup of the sector following the release of draft proposals to industry insiders that are reported to include amendments to national standards for the production of traction batteries, which are used to power new energy vehicles.
A GM joint venture is recalling more than 2 million cars in China due to possible engine problems, the biggest recall by an automaker in the country, according to China's top quality watchdog.
On May 28, Austria and China will celebrate 45 years of fruitful diplomatic relations.
Business ties between Austria and the People's Republic of China began more than 10 years before diplomatic relations were established between the two countries.
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