Chinese cosmetics maker Shanghai Jahwa (Group) Co Ltd has reached an agreement to acquire Mayborn Group, the parent company of the largest British nursing bottles producer, Tommee Tippee.
Chinese outbound real estate investment continued to grow last year with the support of policies like the Belt and Road Initiative, reaching nearly $30 billion, double that of 2014, a report by global property consultancy Knight Frank says.
Gree Electric Appliances Inc, a major Chinese home appliances maker, will develop more product lines and activities amid a sharp drop in its core operations.
China has developed its own subsea pipeline inspection device, which its designer says will end foreign companies' dominance in the field.
It has become a trend for automakers to sell vehicles through e-commerce sites in China, the world's largest vehicle market and the second-largest for premium cars.
For the second time in a week, President Xi Jinping has emphasized the important role of science and technology in powering China's development on April 26.
China's tallest building, a 127-story super skyscraper in downtown Shanghai that cost 14.8 billion yuan ($2.27 billion, 2.01 billion euros) to build, opened its doors to the public on April 27.
To power its industrial growth, Africa may have to turn to nuclear energy, says Mikhail Chudakov, deputy director-general at the department of nuclear energy of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Chinese companies spent a record amount on overseas M&As in the first quarter of this year, data released by Morning Whistle Group show.
Like many people in China, Chen Hua (not her real name), a 60-year-old from Guangdong province, used to hate visiting hospitals because every time she had to wait in long lines to see a doctor, pay medical bills and buy the prescription drugs.
As internet heavyweights scramble to expand online healthcare, a tech company in southwestern Guizhou province is aiming to carve out a unique presence for itself in the fiercely competitive industry.
China plans to build about 20 floating nuclear platforms to meet the demand for maritime energy needs, driving a market that could be worth tens of billions of dollars, a new analysis report says.
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