People who loathe carrying around messy smartphone charging cables can breathe easy. Soon, while driving, they will be able to use Chinese wireless charging technology.
The Chinese economy will continue to fare well in the second half of the year after expanding by 6.7 percent year-on-year in the second quarter, and this will help shore up the depressed world economy, analysts say.
Total social financing, the broadest measure of China's credit growth, rose 9.75 trillion yuan ($1.45 billion; 1.31 billion euros) in the first half of this year, official data show.
The increasing share of the services sector in gross domestic product shows that the transition to a services- and consumption-driven growth model continues to strengthen, the National Bureau of Statistics indicated on July 15.
Spain is expected to see a surge in Chinese tourists from this year, thanks to three extra direct flights between the two countries and 12 new Spanish visa processing centers opened nationwide.
Portugal wasn't the only winner at Euro 2016. This summer's edition of Europe's elite championship was also a victory for its Chinese sponsors, who were backing the tournament for the first time in its 56-year history.
Beijing's home prices may continue to rise in the second half of the year, backed by a lack of new supply, industry analysts say.
Driving for sightseeing, once marginal in China's tourism industry, is coming into vogue and stimulating the car rental business.
State-owned China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp, the country's biggest food trader, on July 18 announced further moves to streamline its operations, saying it would establish 18 specialized companies.
Chinese people, who are increasingly tech-savvy, are embracing internet-based medical care, according to a new study.
Vanke Co Ltd, China's largest residential developer, is planning with its partners to acquire a commercial property unit from US firm Blackstone Group LP, triggering speculation whether the move is linked with an ongoing power struggle within the company.
In traditional wealth management, no more than 10 such reports are assessed by experts a day. Thus, the automated wealth management service will greatly decrease expert fees and increase efficiency."
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