China Daily reporter Wang Xing recently interviewed Yang Jianhua, deputy director of the administrative committee of Zhongguancun Science Park, on his views of the development of China's very own "Silicon Valley".
China's top poker maker has received a go-ahead from the securities regulator for its application for an initial public offering (IPO) on the smaller enterprise board, but the approval has triggered disputes among Chinese Internet users.
China should dramatically reduce personal income tax rates and reform the tax system to make it fairer, said a senior adviser to the People's Bank of China.
The head of the audit committee at Renren Inc has resigned to protect the Chinese social networking company from any possible fallout from accusations of accounting fraud at another company where he is an executive.
In 1955, the late premier Zhou Enlai received a 22-year-old Henri Lederhandler when he led the Belgium Youth League to China.
New Italian ambassador to China seeks to change the mindset and wants to promote ties between small and medium-sized enterprises.
General Motors (China) Investment Co Ltd announced David Chen, the company's vice president, would retire from his position next month, the Beijing Times reported Tuesday.
Sina Corp's CEO Charles Cao has been selected by Time Magazine as one of the world's most influential figures of the year.
China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, or Sinopec Corp, said Wednesday that its chairman, Su Shulin, had resigned.
Taiwan-based smartphone maker HTC Corp aims for a major expansion on the mainland this year by greatly increasing the number of sales outlets and winning customers back from the gray market, according to the company's newly appointed China president.
The international five-star luxury hotel chain Hilton Hotels & Resorts plans to open about 100 new outlets in China in the next five years to extend its business into the nation's second- and third-tier cities.
China's management and business administration (MBA) education has a way to go in terms of quantity and quality to meet the rising demand triggered by the country's rapid economic growth, said John Quelch, the newly appointed vice-president of the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) in Shanghai.