Chinese merchants are moving into the global market via cross-border e-commerce, and their expansion into this segment will grow at a double-digit pace in the coming years.
The China Youth Development Foundation and Samsung Electronics co-launched the 2014 Samsung Smart School on Tuesday in Beijing.
A detailed plan by JD.com Inc, China's second-largest online retailer by market share, to merge the e-commerce business of Tencent Holdings Ltd after the two Internet firms set up a strategic partnership in early March was leaked on Tuesday.
Greenhub Technology, a cleaning solution provider in China, plans to launch a production base in Hai’an, Jiangsu province, to manufacture robot wall cleaners.
The city of Hangzhou has proposed an online version of Shanghai's free trade zone that facilitates cross-border e-commerce.
China's micro blog service, which is owned by Sina Corp, plans to raise up to $500 million by going public in the United States.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd will form a joint venture with a Chinese department store operator in its latest push to develop its online-to-offline business.
First lady Peng Liyuan was spotted taking pictures with a home-made smartphone during a State visit to Germany last week with her husband President Xi Jinping.
China's second-largest e-commerce player by market share, JD.com, will officially launch its telecom service in May after becoming one of China's first mobile virtual network operators at the end of last year.
Exploitable backdoors that can provide full control over devices have been discovered in routers sold on the Chinese market, the Beijing Times reported on Monday.
Regulators need to accelerate their steps to liberalize the banks to make them more conscious of the interest of their individual clients.
China's e-commerce giant Alibaba Group announced on Monday to pay $692 million to acquire shares of the Hong Kong-listed department store operator - Intime Retail Group Co.
With increasing investors' appetite for the Internet finance sector comes equally noticeable weariness over potential risks.
ZTE, the Chinese cellphone maker, may get an unexpected boost in sales thanks to Peng Liyuan who took pictures with the firm's handset as she watched a soccer match in Europe.
China's Tencent Holdings Ltd said on Wednesday it was buying a 28 percent stake in South Korean mobile gaming firm CJ Game for $500 million.
US-listed Chinese online marketplace operator 58.com Inc announced on Monday it will offer 9.2 million American Depositary Shares to earn up to $439 million.
Demand for electronic devices in China is quickly shifting from personal computers to more flexible and easy-to-carry tablets.
The People's Bank of China said on Monday it will "uphold innovation" while acting to limit risk in the Internet finance sector.
Security concerns forced China's central bank to suspend payments via code scanning and virtual credit cards, a People's Bank of China (PBOC) senior official said.
The total number of websites in China had reached 3.51 million by the end of last year, huge step up since China's first website two decades ago.
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