Sue Zhang usually does not tell others that she's a daughter of Zhang Zhizhong, who was a high-profile general in China and a well-recognized patriot.
With Valentine's Day two days away, Li, who works for a high-tech company in Silicon Valley, is looking forward to the holiday with excitement and anticipation.
Employees at Oregon-based CollegeNET now have the opportunity to learn more about China by learning Chinese at the Confucius Institute at Portland State University (CIPSU).
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is planning an e-commerce push into the United States with a new website called "11 Main," which will feature technology items, jewelry and fashion goods from sellers who are "hand-picked" shop owners.
China's love affair with the automobile has been hot and heavy. Now cities fed up with traffic congestion are slamming the brakes on new-vehicle registration. Welcome to the future.
Bank subsidiary becomes NYSE's first member from China
Cash-loaded Internet companies in China are deepening their commitment to online-to-offline deployment as they turn their focus to location-based services.
Robin Li - founder and CEO of Baidu Inc, China's largest search engine -is getting into film production by establishing a new venture, Aquamen Entertainment, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The announcement last Wednesday by CVS Caremark that it will stop selling tobacco at its more than 7,600 CVS/pharmacy stores across the United States by Oct 1 has been widely welcomed as a courageous decision to help people kick the habit.
A new partnership is opening up opportunities for Chinese investors interested in San Francisco Bay Area real estate.
Linda He, CEO and president of one of the largest Chinese investment immigration consultancies was recently awarded a Certificate of Recognition from the City of Cleveland for her contribution to the local economy, according to the consultancy's press release.
Henry Paulson, former US Treasury secretary under President George W. Bush, said that the global economy and environment depend on the success of China's urbanization program, which he said is threatened by the country's stressed financial system and "inefficient" building sprees.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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