Steering Cadillac back to former glory

Once an iconic luxury car brand in the United States, Cadillac has seen its market share slip to rivals like BMW and Lexus.

Quotable

Easy-to-carry and foldable drones represent the future development trend in the consumer drone market. DJI is likely to maintain a dominant position worldwide in technology, marketing and channels, compared with its rivals."

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Nation steps up to the platform boom

China has become a world leader in producing digital platform businesses, according to a professional services company.

When it comes to travel, it's a woman's world

While it is a well-established trend that Chinese people are traveling the world in large numbers and visiting places previously unknown to many from the country, a new survey reveals that the majority of such travelers are women.

Powering into position

Chinese power solutions companies are eying lucrative opportunities in East Africa, where driving energy development has become a key priority.

English tea goes down wonderfully with Chinese

"When in Rome, do as the Romans do" is an Italian proverb attributed to St. Ambrose. In simple terms it means when visiting a country, behave like the locals and adopt their customs.

Hytera higher and higher

Hytera, a telecommunications company based in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, may not be a household name in Britain, but its clients are.

Heraeus mines precious market

German technology company Heraeus has broken ground on a factory in eastern China, its largest investment in the country, as it aims to grow its market share to 20 percent by 2020.

Massive fund to advance reform of giant SOEs

Major Chinese state-owned enterprises have launched the nation's largest private equity fund, worth 350 billion yuan ($52.5 billion; 47 billion euros; 40 billion), to finance SOE restructuring as part of China's efforts to advance supply-side reform.

Private firms taking the lead in ODI

Private companies have for the first time overtaken Chinese state-owned enterprises in terms of outbound direct investment, according to government report.

Swedish praise Chinese boost for car giant Volvo

When China's Geely Holding Group acquired the Swedish Volvo Car Corp for $1.8 billion in 2010, many had doubts about the deal.