Thu, June 5, 2025
At a vast R&D center in eastern China, Sinotruk technicians in bright white uniforms bustled around us testing new, experimental products.
Sinotruk plans to build five spare parts warehouses and service centers in South Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Nigeria this year as part of efforts to keep pace with established European and American rivals.
China's real estate market will not collapse, as happened in Japan two decades ago, because the situations of the two countries are very different, Chen Zhenggao, the minister of housing and urban-rural development, said on March 15.
Turkey will open up the bidding process to build the country's third nuclear power plant next year, and an official says he believes Chinese companies will aggressively pursue the contract, worth $22 billion to $25 billion.
The capacity to manufacture and export top-end high-speed trains and related equipment is giving a new sheen to China's image.
CSR Sifang America, a subsidiary of China Railway Rolling Stock Corp, has been awarded a $1.3 billion order to supply up to 846 railcars to the Chicago Transit Authority, the biggest train order in the city's history.
Self-driving cars may not quite have got up to full speed, but they are likely to be racing into our lives sooner than many people expect, thanks to the research work of Chinese technology companies.
Chinese technology companies and telecom carriers are speeding up their efforts to develop 5G communications technology and hope to hold trials in 2018.
The acquisition of US hotel chain operator Starwood by Chinese insurance conglomerate Anbang Insurance Group, if successful, will increase the hotel group's global market share and ensure the continuity of its operation and brand, analysts say.
Alex Molinaroli, the chairman and CEO of Johnson Controls Inc, is something of a rarity in today's business world - he has spent his entire 33-year career at one company.
Zhang Dayi isn't a movie star, nor does she appear on TV. Her celebrity has grown purely online, yet an endorsement from her can send sales of a product soaring.
In less than 10 years, Michelle Phan went from blogging about makeup, to posting tutorials on YouTube, to having her own line of cosmetics launched by L'Oreal, a global brand.
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