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Facebook Chair and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has led the social networking site to new heights but aspires for a bigger goal: connectivity of the world.
Facebook’s Secret Millionaire Group T.N.R. 250 Discusses Where To Invest Their Pool Of Wealth

There is a secret group within Facebook where the privileged class members meet to figure out where to invest their wealth and what sort of luxury things to buy. The private club named T.N.R. 250, short for The Nouveau Rich 250, is formed by 250 of the company's privileged class members.

Online celebrity Cherie is set to earn a lot of money from her Taobao store.
Cherie Set to Earn More than Fan Bingbing

Zhu Chenhui, also known as Cherie, is set to earn more than Fan Bingbing this year. The earnings are from her clothing store on Taobao.

Gao Yufen (2nd L), a WeChat shop owner, bargains with a fruit vendor in Haikou, Hainan Province, on June 17, 2015. Gao is one of millions who use Wechat to bring in customers.
Nearly 90 Percent of WeChat’s 'Weidian' Microshops Likely to Close

Around 90 percent of the microshops or “weidian” of individual sellers on social messaging app WeChat are likely to close or transform into online-to-offline (O2O) shops over the next three to five years, the Want Daily newspaper said in a report on Wednesday.

Michael Lee, head of Alibaba’s international marketing and business development, speaks before an audience in Chile.
Alibaba Pursues Plan to Increase Presence in Latin America

Global e-commerce giant Alibaba has expressed plans to further increase its presence in Latin America, as Michael Lee, head of Alibaba’s international marketing and business development, said during a conference held in Buenos Aires on Tuesday, Sept. 1, organized by the Latin American Institute for Electronic Commerce and Argentina Chamber for Electronic Commerce.

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A bank customer uses a facial recognition interface to verify identity at a bank in Yunnan Province.
China’s Financial Sector Adopts Face-recognition Technology

A growing number of enterprises in China’s financial sector are starting to make use of face-recognition technology, as pioneered by WeBank, the nation's first Internet bank, which already has face-recognition capabilities in its app, the Shanghai-based China Business News reported.

A total of 60 billion yuan will be allotted to help the growth of small enterprises.
China Eyes Setting Up 60 Billion Yuan Worth of Fund to Boost Small Firms

China will be putting up a national fund worth 60 billion yuan to aid the development of small firms. This is part of the decisions made during a State Council executive meeting on Tuesday.

Chinese officials are introducing the biggest reform in the local stock market.
Suspects in Stock Market Turmoil Confess to Misdeeds

Xinhua has reported that several suspects have confessed to police of wrongdoings involving the stock market. The charges against them include spreading false information, taking bribes and insider trading.

Officials of Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) and Air China celebrate the delivery of a Boeing Next-Generation 737-800.
Boeing to See Rise in Aircraft Demand in China Over the Next 20 Years

Global aircraft manufacturer Boeing predicted an upward trend in its market forecast for business aircraft deliveries in China over the next 20 years, despite the instability seen in China's equity markets, the Century Business Herald reported.

For Ma Jun, chief economist of the People’s Bank of China, the service sector and the green industry will become the major drivers supporting China’s growth.
China Authorities Remove Limit on Loan-to-deposit Ratio; Experts Positive the Move Will Help Slowing Economy

China's top legislature agreed over the weekend to remove the two-decade limit on the loan-to-deposit ratios (LDRs) of commercial banks, a new initiative toward sustaining the real economy amid downtrend in economic growth.

The meeting, which was presided over by Premier Li Keqiang, also decided to set aside an amount for every student enrolled in schools.
Premier Li’s Remarks Sending Positive Signal to Investors: Analysts

Premier Li Keqiang’s comments on Friday, Aug. 28, that China’s economy is within control and a continued depreciation of the yuan has no basis will provide encouragement and help restore confidence among investors, analysts said on Sunday.

A total of 60 billion yuan will be allotted to help the growth of small enterprises.
Online Sales Performance of Foreign Items in China Affected by RMB Depreciation

Because of renminbi depreciation, the online sales performance of foreign items in China saw a recent decline. The currency value has dropped from 6.1174 to 6.4085 from Aug. 7-27.

U.S. media men agree that China can still be a great influencer over the next decade amid stock, currency and economic downtrends.
China Poised to Be the Next Decade’s Influencer: U.S. Expert

China could have been experiencing downfall in its stock market, currency and economy, but U.S. media outlets are still affirmative with its ability to influence the next decade. One of those who echoed this thought is Time editor-at-large Ian Bremmer.

Noel Biderman founded Ashley Madison in 2002.
Ashley Madison Founder & CEO Noel Biderman Quits Job Amid Massive Hacking Scandal

Ashley Madison's founder and CEO Noel Biderman announced his resignation on Aug. 28, Friday, following the hacking incident in the adultery website.

The model of AVIC's new Xian Modern Ark 700 airliner is displayed at the Zhuhai Airshow, Guangdong Province, in this 2014 photo.
China’s Defense Industry Looks to Civilian Markets for New Customers

State-run defense firms in China are starting to shift their focus to commercial markets, taking advantage of the government’s “Made in China 2025” program meant to bolster the country’s slowing economy.

McDonald's cuts ties with chicken supplier
McDonald's And Tysons Stand Against Animal Cruelty;Cut Ties With Cruel Chicken Supplier

Gruesome video footage shot by animal rights activists undercover at a farm which supplies chicken to McDonald's has prompted the popular fast-food chain as well as Tyson Foods to cut ties with the farm where workers were seen clubbing and stabbing chickens.

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