Joint efforts urged to resolve audit dispute
Officials and experts have urged joint efforts from China and United States to make the most of a three-year time window to resolve their worsening audit dispute on Thursday, as a bill that could block Chinese companies from US securities markets is almost certain to become law.
Fever clinics help amid rising risks
Amid a spattering of local COVID-19 infections, China is ramping up preparedness at fever clinics nationwide and striving to prevent hospital-acquired infections, the National Health Commission said on Thursday.
Experts say 'fake meat' may not cook up a storm in China
When Hey Tea, one of China's most popular milk tea brands, launched a new burger containing "fake meat" in late May, social media influencers scrambled to try it and make videos and tell their followers how it tasted.
Investors load up on Chinese market bets
A strong rebound in China's economy combined with hope for improved relations with the United States is spurring renewed interest among global investors for stocks trading on the Chinese mainland.
Services sector growth soars in November
Growth in China's services sector accelerated in November as new business rose at a steady clip, signaling strong consumer demand in the country, a private survey said on Thursday.
State enterprises power ASEAN projects
China's State-owned enterprises will explore more business opportunities in a range of areas in the markets of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, following the recent signing of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement, said business leaders.
Airlines stepping up to plate in vaccine delivery
With more breakthroughs made in the research and development of vaccines to fight the novel coronavirus, a new challenge of transporting vaccines efficiently and safely has emerged, and a niche has developed within the air cargo industry.
US grabs chance of UN gathering to try and spread political virus
Speaking on condition of anonymity, a senior US official has told the media that the special session of the United Nations General Assembly on the COVID-19 pandemic that begins on Thursday has been "pre-engineered to serve China's purposes".
Sharing a bigger cake
China and 14 other countries signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership in November, forming the largest trade pact in the world. The signing of the RCEP is breathing new life into the teetering global economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic. A multilateral trading system is the common aspiration of countries in the region. The RCEP signatory countries can hardly bottom out their economies by just relying on their internal circulation. They need to leverage each other's strengths and create success together. Right now, the conditions for mutually beneficial cooperation are ripe, with changes in China's economic fundamentals－which prioritize further opening-up of the enormous Chinese market－providing development opportunities for other Asian nations.
CONFLUENCE OF STYLES
In a performance, the dancer resembles a moving statue, an archetypical embodiment of the human body, with an equilibrium between strength and tenderness, maximizing physical potential via myriad ephemeral motions.
Art extravaganza hits a high note
Boasting healthy sales and hordes of visitors attending its host of art fairs and exhibitions, the second Shanghai International Art Trade Month illustrated that consumers' appetite for art has hardly been dampened by the pandemic.
