Business in China attracts Taiwan
Even though only a few customers go to Xiao Huang-biao’s food stand each day, the Taiwan native does not regret coming to the Chinese mainland to seek his fortune. Xiao, 52, arrived on the
Even though only a few customers go to Xiao Huang-biao’s food stand each day, the Taiwan native does not regret coming to the Chinese mainland to seek his fortune. Xiao, 52, arrived on the
The world’s largest retailer by sales will open 30 new stores in China and invest nearly 500 million yuan (US$80.1 million) to remodel existing ones in the country. Wal-Mart Stores Inc told China Daily
Health experts in Taipei said yesterday that the H7N9 bird flu epidemic might have spread widely, judging from the recent confirmed H7N9 cases from different areas in China. H7N9, a sub-type that had not
Hong Kong is stepping up inspections at border checkpoints and placing its hospitals on alert, as news of three infections in China from a strain of bird flu not found in humans before reverberate
The annual number of Chinese residents travelling overseas will reach 200 million by 2030, a global travelling solution supplier predicted. The barriers for Chinese residents to travel overseas, such as visa requirements and transportation
Disclosure is the key to clean government and fighting corruption, Premier Li Keqiang said at the State Council’s first meeting on clean governance held in Beijing on Tuesday. The new government will continue to
The Philippines’ arbitration case against China has moved a step forward after the president of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (Itlos) appointed the second member of the ad hoc tribunal
Fast-gorwing regions like Asean have become even more significant for leading Nordic firms in recent times, said a prominent Swedish banker and industrialist in town earlier this month. Marcus Wallenberg told The Straits Times
The current economic resurgence is only “temporary” as China’s growth has shifted into a medium-speed gear, a senior researcher said on Saturday. “Some may think the economic growth has bounced back from the bottom
South Korea’s Constitutional Court ruled on Thursday that former President Park Chung-hee’s draconian decrees in the 1970s were unconstitutional and infringed the basic rights of citizens. In a unanimous decision, the court said that