USA Weekly
Cover Story
Foreign advertising agencies find opportunities aplenty in China's fast-changing landscape.
News
European companies are committed to development in China and will continue to explore new opportunities in the world's second-largest major economy, the biggest European business association said on Sept 6, while reiterating its calls for equal treatment.
Comment
Tens of millions of Chinese and tens of millions of Americans descend into the bowels of the earth each day to ride subway trains. On their journey to and from work they will stream like massive schools of fish past large, glowing postings of advertisements attached to the walls of stairways and connecting corridors, and across the tracks from the platforms.
Business
Though dark clouds are looming over the global financial landscape, Ma Weihua believes that there is still light at the end of the tunnel for enterprises that have "innovation" as their calling card.
Life
At the beginning of the 20th century, some workers laying out a railway in Mangshan Mountain of Luoyang, Henan province, accidentally unearthed pieces of porcelain.
People
When the state of Washington elected the first Chinese-American governor in history in 1996, the large Asian-American community was beside itself.
Travel
A new-look Wuhan is on the rise and getting ready to take its place back on center stage. The capital of Hubei province was a politically and economically prominent city for most of the last century because of its strategic location in Central China.
Events
The history of ancient Chinese mathematics and its applications has been greatly stimulated in the past few decades by remarkable archaeological discoveries of texts from the pre-Qin and later periods, making it possible to study in detail mathematical materials from the time at which they were written.
Last Word
James Shikwati believes China is now helping realize Africa's founding fathers' vision of the continent after independence.
