The inauguration ceremony of Eastern US Chapter Tsinghua SEM North America Alumni Association 2015 Tsinghua China-US Finance Forum is held in New York City, on April 19.
As more applications for 3D printing emerge, the ability of businesses to reap benefits from the technology is improving, according to an executive with a Shanghai-based 3D printing firm.
China's real estate market is so big that it can affect the global economy, and the country's regional and local government bond market play a major role in the national economy, said participants at a conference on China's property market.
The Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) will strive to be efficient, effective and sustainable, which is a consensus among members, China's Finance Minister said in Washington.
Seven Chinese witnesses who have jumped bail and fled to Chinese mainland in connection with "birthing centers" in California face arrest and prosecution, according to an attorney who represented three of them.
Dozens of international Chinese students have been honored with scholarships from the Chinese consulate general in New York.
For hundreds of Chinese language teachers at the 2015 National Chinese Language Conference, what could be more gratifying than watching American students performing Chinese pop song, Shandong Clapper and Chinese stand-up comedy?
American young people shared their experiences of Chinese learning at the 8th National Chinese Language Conference on April 17 in Atlanta.
Businesses in South America are looking to boost exports to China and cater to the country's increasing demand for foreign-made products.
Brazilian State-owned oil enterprise Petroleo Brasileiro SA signed a financing agreement worth $3.5 billion with China Development Bank on April 15, part of a cooperation deal covering this year and next.
The experience of China's Tibet can help Brazil solve its regional development imbalance, Brazilian experts said during a recent seminar with a Tibetan delegation.
Tourists from China will soon no longer need a visa to visit Ecuador, as the Latin American country looks to triple the number of Chinese sightseers by the end of this year.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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