The operating system giant Microsoft and chipmaker titan Intel are teaming up with PC manufacturers Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and Lenovo in a brand new ad campaign to promote the capabilities of today's personal computers. The "PC Does What?" slogan and promotion is scheduled to be unveiled on October 22, Thursday, and will target computer buyers via print, TV, and online advertisements, who might be considering tablets or smartphones.
Schools teaching Western-style butler skills have set up in China as demand for qualified staff increases due to the growing number of wealthy Chinese families.
As part of Volkswagen's global recall of more than 11 million diesel cars, the luxury automaker is pulling back nearly 2,000 imported vehicles from China.
Chinese firms have a number of advantages over its Indian counterparts. Hence, more Chinese manufacturers are now lured to set up operations in the rising market.
When Playboy announced that it will halt coverage of fully nude photographs of women in its United States print edition by March 2016, many people were not surprised. The move was considered long overdue.
One month after Volkswagen's (VW) emissions testing scandal broke, involving 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide, its Brand Board of Management is publically announcing the company's future plans. After the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) caught the German automaker hacking its own onboard software so its cars would run cleaner in labs than during on-road tests, VW has promised to use more accurate emission control systems, and develop new electric cars and plug-in hybrids.
Beijing’s Zhongguancun Park, one of major technology hubs in China, is set to expand beyond its original 7.2-km-long street in order to house innovation and business startups, local officials announced on Sunday.
Taiwanese contract manufacturer Wistron has denied that they use forced student labor at their factories. The claims were made by human rights group DanWatch.
The Zhejiang Lover Health Science and Technology Co. Ltd. has applied to issue 79 million shares, with each share available for 1 yuan, at the National Equities Exchange and Quotations or the New Third Board. If successful, this would make it the first sex industry-related stock in the country.
Several Chinese companies are joining a bid to buy a parcel of Australian land encompassing a number of cattle ranches which would help bring Australian agricultural products to Chinese consumers.
China’s search engine giant Baidu is entering the e-commerce sector for fresh produce as it reveals plan to invest $20 million in online food retailer Womai, the China Daily reported.
According to the Beijing Business Today, online investment product Yuebao has yielded declining returns, posting a recent 3 percent from a high of nearly 7 percent.
For the American Chamber of Commerce in South China, the country still offers massive opportunities for foreign firms despite the slowdown in its economy.
Infineon Technologies AG, Germany's largest and Europe's second-largest semiconductor producer, has bared plans to build a second factory worth $300 million in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, in a bid to raise its smart manufacturing capability in China, the China Daily reported.
Baidu-owned group-buying site Nuomi has announced on Oct. 8 to offer 1 billion yuan ($157.6 million) worth of coupons to users, after Meituan disclosed its merger with Dianping, the Want China Times reported.
