The millennials are evidently a big market for companies and considered a new consumer generation; that is because they are the ones who are just starting their own families, buying new houses and maximizing technology in every way possible to make their lives easy and convenient as possible. This is why major brands are doing everything they can to impress these millennials.
Even as the HIV/ Aids puzzle still snares scientists wishing to end the epidemic, some kind of progress is still being achieved. In the recent days, researchers have shown their increased conquest over the virus following some scientific discoveries and breakthroughs.
Losing weight should not deprive an individual from having a delicious meal. That is why a Greek diet is being introduced by a Chef Michael Psilakis for those people who cannot stomach so-called healthy meals that are not delicious and enjoyable.
Gone are the days when patriarchs in Chinese villages would hire matchmakers to find the perfect match for their sons and daughters. Thanks to Internet, people can now find love online.
There has been an increase of fake wines in the market in the recent years, and it does not only occur at the top end of the market because several discoveries of fraudulent wines even at small independent stores. This is the reason why fraud investigations remain a frequent occurrence.
Growing older can be both a blessing and a curse. Take it from a 90-year-old bedridden elderly who has surely enjoyed his youth, but is now suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.
There are hundreds of things to do during the Spring Festival. You can visit temple fairs, watch movies and shows, shop, or just spend time with your family. But there’s one thing you shouldn’t miss--going on a food trip with your family and friends.
People born in the Year of the Rooster (1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017, and 2019) have a one in 12 chance of being a "rooster."
HIV and AIDS cure has long been sought by experts. One of the known approaches being perfected today is immunotherapy, a technology that would be anchored on genetic alteration to control the virus from replicating.
Good news to all cycling enthusiasts! China will soon open the world’s longest aerial bicycle lane in the southeastern Chinese city of Xiamen.
An exhibition featuring artist Huang Yongyu's 168 paintings of Chinese zodiac animals has been displayed at Beijing's National Museum of China since Jan 19.
Travelers head home for family reunions during the Spring Festival holiday. What will they bring home with them? Pictures taken on screens of X-ray security machines across China, which are used to check passengers' luggage, answer that question.
Feng Qiyong, renowned Chinese academic, has passed away on Sunday at the age of 95.
Passengers with special needs can now travel with ease as Beijing South Railway Station upgraded its services in time for Spring Festival or Chinese Lunar New Year.
A 12-foot-long Buddha statue was discovered by archaeologists after conducting an underwater expedition in Nangcheng County in Fuzhou City.
