Health market a big opportunity: report

With rising health consciousness, China's consumer health market is expected to experience an upswing in the next five years.

Those 'not-sexy' companies that ship your stuff face risks

The logistics industry isn't one of those sexy ones, like computing or automobiles. As a result, average consumers in China are probably unaware of the key role freight forwarders have played in enabling China's rapid growth.

TAO Dance troupe premieres '5' at NYU

TAO Dance Theater, a contemporary dance group from Beijing, titles all its pieces with numbers rather than words, something that founder and director Tao Ye believes to be essential to the group's artistic mission.

Wi-Fi tech trainer picked for China

CWNP LLC, an international wireless network certification company, named its first Certified Wireless Network Expert in China on Monday.

Businesses that can bridge two worlds have the advantage

In New York's Museum of Chinese America, a selection of photographs and artifacts of a 125-year-old family business - the Lee family - in Chinatown has been on exhibition since last year. Old photos, displayed in a storefront setting, showcase the history of this Chinese immigrant family whose history dates back to 1888.

Boston symphony on tour

Tie-dye and bell-bottoms are largely a novelty now, but they were all the rage when the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) last played a concert in China 35 years ago.

Chinese acrobats meet Ringling Bros

Brooklyn, which has a century-long circus tradition, welcomed back another showing of Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey's performance with the Chinese National Acrobatic Troupe.

An (olive) 'oil change' may be China's latest health craze

She switched to olive oil for cooking because it's "more healthy". And in a nation combating an obesity problem, that's a good thing.

Across America

Chinese can now cherry pick in US

As China's fast-growing economy continues to increase demand for US products, collaboration between Tmall.com and US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has created new opportunities for US exporters to break into the gigantic market across the Pacific.

Shoucheng Zhang: Moutai and a possible Nobel Prize await this Stanford scientist

His Chinese colleague at Stanford University has prepared half-a-century-old Moutai, known as China's national liquor to celebrate his possible Nobel Prize nomination "any time."

Rare Zhou bronze wine vessel goes on the block

A very rare Chinese archaic bronze owl-headed ritual wine vessel dating to the eastern Zhou Dynasty (771-221 BC), will be auctioned at Sotheby's on March 18.