China's photovoltaic (PV) industry has begun to pick up since last year, with a new aim to support the construction of solar power stations with installed capacity of 17.8 GW for this year, following serious sales slumps caused by the imposition of anti-dumping duties by the U.S. and the European Union, the Economic Information Daily reported.
Last week’s plunge in the value of the yuan is expected to benefit China’s export-driven companies, as many factory owners stated that they will profit from the depreciation.
AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson recently received an award from luxury car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz. Jackson received the 2015 Mercedes-Benz Star Driver Award on Aug. 15. The award is given annually as part of r the Monterey Car Week.
With Internet security and online privacy currently one of the hotly debated topics in the United States, a new set of documents was recently publicized showing a close partnership between the National Security Agency and wireless network giant AT&T.
American retail company Target Corporation recently announced its plan to ditch gender labels on its toys and entertainment sections. The decision, clearly aimed to promote gender equality, was met with mixed responses with some raising the concern that the company is overdoing its efforts towards gender equality.
Global automakers, including Volkswagen and Toyota, are racing to assess damage to cars and facilities after two massive explosions rocked the port city of Tianjin, China’s largest auto import hub.
Amazon.com Inc., the United States' leading e-commerce platform, has introduced its Amazon Global Store in China on Thursday, with the goal of capturing the Chinese market, the firm told the Global Times through an email statement.
Macy's Inc., the famous mid-range department store chain in the United States, is set to establish presence in China later this year through Tmall, a top e-commerce platform in the country.
HTC plans to let go of 15 percent of its workforce after reporting losses amid a difficult market.
Following disappointing profits, Lenovo has announced that it will have to let go of a significant portion of its employees as part of an effort to restructure.
Several wealthy Chinese are scrambling to ship their money out of the country for fear that the 2-percent devaluation on Tuesday, Aug.11, would be the start of a long-term currency slide, despite the pronouncement by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) that further depreciation has no basis, the Shanghai Daily reported.
Has the popular game Candy Crush gone the way of Angry Birds? After months of being the favorite of gamers, gross bookings for the second quarter dropped 13 percent to $529 million, reports King Digital Entertainment, the developer of Candy Crush.
Alphabet, Google's new investment corporation, will be led by Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Page will serve as the CEO, Brin will become President, while Google's executive-turned-CEO, Sundar Pichai will be entrusted with running the company's search engine, YouTube video services, as well as online advertising operations.
A study conducted by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) revealed on Wednesday, Aug.12, that about 3.5 million Web-based jobs are set to be created in China by 2020, brought about by the Internet boom, the China Daily reported.
When Google launched its parent company Alphabet, many were puzzled why the search engine giant decided to give it a domain name abc.xyz instead of using the more common .com top-level domain. As it appears, the Alphabet.com domain is already taken by German automotive manufacturer BMW and the company has no plan of selling it to Google.
