After a mild increase in the country's property prices in March, experts predicted the trend is likely to maintain in April.
Debates on whether the central bank needs to further ease monetary policy or not are continuing among analysts, with their emphasis on guessing the next liquidity injection through reducing banks' reserved deposits.
SAIC Motor Corp Ltd, a Shanghai-based domestic leader in whole-vehicle exports and overseas sales, achieved annual sales exceeding 10,000 units in six foreign markets last year, and will continue to expect strong performance overseas, a senior executive said.
It is very difficult for niche smartphone brands that focus on developing some specific functions, such as beauty enhancing and gaming, to survive in the highly competitive Chinese smartphone market, and they are expected to seek strategic cooperation with large vendors, experts said.
New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra introduced on Monday its fresh milk product to the Chinese market under its iconic Anchor brand, as it is seeks to grab a slice of the country's 200-billion-yuan ($29.81 billion) milk market.
A work schedule dubbed"996"-from 9 am to 9 pm, six days a week - went viral overnight on China's cyberspace.
The value of medical and healthcare products China imported last year decreased for the first time in "many years" to about $50.43 billion, down by 9.75 percent year-on-year, according to a report released by the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Medicine and Health Products.
China exported more medical and healthcare products in terms of both value and volume last year, and industry insiders said the growth was due to the country's supply-side reform that has improved Chinese medical and healthcare products' standing in the international market.
China has been the largest car market in the world for a decade and SUVs in particular have continued to show strong momentum, be they from volume brands or premium carmakers such as Mercedes-Benz.
From aircraft units, car parts to musical instruments, 3D printing technology is pushing the limits of what can be made out of materials.
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