The phenomenon of foreign brands swallowing up established local labels to make inroads into the China market is coming full circle - Chinese brands are trying to employ the same strategy overseas, confirming that names matter.
ABUJA - Pa Thomas Sekibo stood awestruck in front of the brand new international terminal at the Port Harcourt International Airport, a China-assisted project to boost Nigeria's economic prosperity, ready to take a picture of the glittering building.
Zerotech (Beijing) Intelligence Technology Co Ltd is shifting its focus from consumer drones to industrial drones used in mapping, security, and power line and pipeline inspections, said the company's founder and CEO Yang Jianjun.
Wang Minghui, president of State-owned pharmaceutical firm Yunnan Baiyao Group Co Ltd, said the company inspires him to make lifelong contributions, and is a national brand that every Chinese should be proud of.
China's co-working space market will see more mergers and acquisitions this year and the next as more resources and capital flow into top operators, an industry report said.
MADRID - Chinese mobile phones have become popular in Spain using a simple formula: by being reliable, versatile, groundbreaking with high-end specifications, and very affordable.
LA PAZ - Strategic public-private partnerships (PPP) between producers and the government in Bolivia aim to diversify and expand exports to China.
ABUJA - Kpaduma, an underdeveloped rural community at the edge of Abuja, Nigeria's capital, came alive on Jan 21 as its people turned out en masse in jubilation to welcome Chinese technicians and their local partners to launch a digital satellite television project.
Spring Festival elements added sparkle to cities such as Cairo, Casablanca and Havana, as key international book fairs were held coinciding with one of the most important dates for Chinese people.
The Chinese stock market may outperform the housing market in the next decade, reversing the trend seen in the previous decade, economists said.
Chinese PC maker Lenovo Group Ltd has announced that its pretax income for October to December quarter jumped 133 percent year-on-year to a record high of $350 million, due to the strong performance across its main business.
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