Chinese snacks are tickling foreigners' taste buds, besides sating cravings of Chinese overseas, as the country's food firms go global, industry insiders said.
BEIJING - French companies have been entering the Chinese market and tapping its potential in elderly care, e-commerce, artificial intelligence and other fields.
For Li Jiaqi, 27, it took less than a year to increase his bank balance to over 10 million yuan ($1.49 million) from a relatively small amount without having to rob a bank, win a lottery, find a secret treasure or land an inheritance.
Despite the wildly fluctuating temperatures and varying landscapes across China, one thing is certain: spring is here.
The Qingming festival, also known as the tomb-sweeping day, is an important traditional Chinese festival.
China is likely to adopt the revised Securities Law by the end of the year, in a move to lay the legal foundations for capital market reforms prioritizing the registration system, experts said.
China used the negative list system for the first time to conduct negotiations on service trade and investment during the second phase of China-South Korea Free Trade Agreement talks, the Ministry of Commerce said in a statement.
Tujia.com, a Chinese online platform for booking shared accommodation, will beef up its presence in overseas markets, such as Japan and Southeast Asia, which are especially favored by Chinese travelers, as it strives to boost its revenue in 2019 by 100 percent year-on-year.
Chinese investors earned a record high place in Forbes' latest list of the top 100 venture capitalists as the nation's investors are gradually changing the global venture capital market dominated by Silicon Valley.
Artificial intelligence will bring about changes as fundamental as those enabled by electrification, argues Li Kaifu, Chinese artificial intelligence specialist and founder of the venture capital firm Sinovation Ventures. He says that China is leading in real-world applications of AI to businesses, factories and cities, and is catching up with the United States in basic research.
Visa Inc has applied for a bank card clearing license in China as a wholly owned foreign enterprise, said Alfred F. Kelly, Jr., CEO of the leading global payments technology company.
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