Major aircraft manufacturer Boeing said that China is still a huge market for their jets despite the country's current economic slowdown.
China’s e-commerce giant Alibaba has been negotiating for a deal to acquire online marketplace ShopClues, which is valued at more than $1 billion, in a bid to enter India’s e-commerce market, the Times of India reported.
The boom of China’s housing market is now cooling manifested in reports of property prices declining, leaving everyone worried about its effects on the country’s economy.
Mutual funds magnate and financial guru Ron Baron is seeking to get a larger stake in Chinese Internet giant Alibaba with new shares purchases.
China is now the most sought-after stocks exchange after the government announced a green light for the link between Shenzhen and Hong Kong indexes while stock prices of the "good ones" shoot up.
The Swedish furniture manufacturer is expanding to China’s big e-commerce market.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is in China again in a mission to boost sales for his company after the iPhone-maker recorded a slowed demand for their products in the previous months.
The eyewear industry in China is expected to grow as 120,000 eyewear stores will be needed to meet the fast-growing demand in the next five years, that could spawn a 1-trillion-yuan market, China Daily reported.
China’s technology manufacturer Lenovo reported an all-time high in revenue this quarter at 64 percent, beating company’s targets.
Luxury brands are stepping up efforts to combat counterfeiters in court including Alibaba and other Western sellers, an article published in marketwatch.com said.
The tasty mooncake is getting a new culinary twist thanks to the efforts of Chinese chefs and some innovative ingredients.
E-commerce giant Alibaba Group and vendors from its platform, Taobao have dismissed reports that K-pop merchandise, including the names of Korean celebrities, will be banned from the platform during the G20 summit as the ties between China and South Korea turned cold, the Global Times reported.
Instead of depending solely on sales subsidies, China is thinking of imposing electric vehicle (EV) policies similar to California’s system to encourage carmakers to produce more clean-energy vehicles or purchase carbon credits from their peers.
Chinese companies are now leaning toward automation as the country’s working age population dwindles if only to maintain the expected production rate the nation has previously offered.
China's booming online broadcasting scene is bringing in not only fame but also a lot of fortune to its many newfound stars.
