China Daily, the national English-language newspaper group in China, announced today the launch of the China Daily Latin America Weekly, a milestone in the media group's international expansion to cover the world.
A new luxury restaurant and boutique hotel, owned and operated by China's Leader Group from the late Chairman Mao Zedong's home of Hunan province, announced last week that it's now open for business as the latest practitioner of hospitality from Asia in the San Francisco Bay Area.
A delegation of more than 20 leaders from 19 Chinese universities put their heads together at the Consulate General of China in Houston on Dec 19 to figure out ways to entice Chinese PhD graduates at US universities to come back to China.
For Sany America, the US subsidiary of China's largest maker of construction equipment, 2013 has been a year worth celebrating.
A recent US Securities and Exchange Commission probe into potential securities violations by China-based pork company AgFeed Industries may impact confidence among American investors with US-listed Chinese companies, experts said this week.
Unlike many international luxury brands' strategy to expand into China's second-tier cities, Silicon Valley-based electric carmaker Tesla says its growth in 2014 will focus on opening more showrooms in the country's first-tier cities.
During the construction of New York City Chinatown's Confucius Plaza in 1974, the lack of Chinese representation on the building crew inspired an outpouring of protests within the community over the span of several months and eventually secured employment for about a dozen laborers. In the process, the young lawyers who helped defend the protesters were inspired to form the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, a community organization that exists to this day.
What a difference six months makes.
In a move to boost small businesses in San Francisco during the holiday season and year round, Mayor Ed Lee announced a new neighborhood investment plan on Monday for Asian communities, including 165-year-old Chinatown.
The recent failure of the joint Chinese-Brazil satellite launch cast a momentary pall of skepticism over the Chinese space program, but immediately on its heels have come two spectacular successes that should put confidence back in the space program.
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