 HK luxury retailer eyes expansion in mainland 2012-04-05
Hong Kong luxury retailer THE SWANK plans to accelerate its expansion in the mainland's second- and third-tier cities. |
Boom time for private sector in 2012 2012-04-02
The development of China's private sector is likely to witness a breakthrough in 2012, as the authorities consolidate rules to lower entrance limits and become more reliant on the private sector against the backdrop of an economic slowdown, said analysts and executives. |
Economic relations benefit both sides 2012-04-02
Vice-Premier reaffirmed the mainland's goodwill and commitment to peaceful cross-Straits ties. |
New Angry Birds game for China Unicom users 2012-03-22
Finnish gaming developer Rovio Entertainment has partnered with China Unicom to release the latest version of the popular mobile game Angry Birds in China on the latter's newly-launched mobile gaming platform, the companies announced Wednesday. |
New iPads reach HK market 2012-03-17
Like victors in a sporting event, each person who managed to get a new iPad was cheered and applauded by Hong Kong Apple Store workers on Friday, the first day the tablet was available to consumers. |
Boutique hotels to enjoy more fame and popularity 2012-03-17
Which is the best hotel of the approximately 2,600 hotels in Shanghai? It is not a luxurious heritage hotel on Shanghai's historic Bund, nor one in the city's financial district Lujiazui area. |
Automobile complaints on the rise, quality watchdog says 2012-03-16
Complaints about the quality of automobiles increased by more than 20 percent last year, China's top quality watchdog said on Thursday. |
Online clothing, appliance buyers finding many causes for complaint 2012-03-15
Online shopping drew the largest number of complaints in the e-commerce industry last year, according to a report released on Wednesday. |
Firms to adopt AP1000 nuclear plant technology 2012-03-15
Chinese companies will be ready to take a type of nuclear reactor known as AP1000 to market by the end of 2012, industry experts said. |
Online buyers finding causes for complaint 2012-03-15
Online shopping drew the largest number of complaints in the e-commerce industry last year, according to a report released on Wednesday. |
Entrepreneurs in Zhejiang call for funding channels 2012-03-14
A Rongsheng Petrochemical Co Ltd factory in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. Governor Xia Baolong said that Zhejiang residents operate about 6 million private enterprises in China and another 1.5 million companies overseas. |
Private business expects boon from new policies 2012-03-14
Chinese beverage magnate Zong Qinghou sees his latest laureate as the richest person in the Chinese mainland as nothing to brag about. |
Micro blog a big way to do a little business 2012-03-12
Smart business minds in Zhejiang have started to take advantage of the busy platform of the micro blog. |
The emperor's noodles 2012-03-12
Suzhou cuisine has thrived on legends, history and natural flavors. Ye Jun finds out why it's still so popular today. |
Deputy proposes raising income tax threshold 2012-03-09
The monthly personal income tax threshold should be increased further to allow Chinese people to have more money to spend. |
Chinese subway to run under high-speed rail 2012-03-08
Workers in East China's Hangzhou city on Thursday completed digging a tunnel that runs under a high-speed railway and that will soon hold a subway line. |
Food companies show appetite for growth through overseas M&A 2012-03-08
Global food and beverage companies are likely to be the next major targets for Chinese enterprises pursuing overseas mergers and acquisitions, since tough global economic conditions are creating takeover opportunities. |
Wahaha eyes Australian dairy farm investment 2012-03-06
Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co, China's biggest beverage producer, plans to invest in dairy farms in Western Australia to expand its import channel for milk, Chairman Zong Qinghou said on the sidelines of the ongoing National People's Congress. |
Changing habits on China's retail front 2012-03-05
BEIJING - Xiao Le, a 25-year-old administrative assistant at an advertising agency, spent 430 yuan ($68.25) on 10 items of clothing at a wholesale market in Beijing. She says she enjoys finding the "occasional pearl among a seabed of oysters". |
Elusive luxury now just a few keystrokes away 2012-03-02
Internet sellers polishing their shop windows. |
