Facebook to charge for message delivery to strangers
Facebook announced Thursday it was testing a fee-based messaging service that guarantees messages from strangers will arrive in the inboxes of intended recipients.
Feature: China's Old domestic brands experience revival
Domestic cosmetics and personal care products that were popular in decades past have grown popular once again, with both young and old Chinese seeking a piece of nostalgia.
Obama to veto Boehner's “Plan B“: White House
U.S. President Barack Obama would veto the House Speaker John Boehner's "Plan B" proposal on " fiscal cliff", a combination of tax increases and spending cuts due on Jan. 1, 2013, the White House said Wednesday.
iPhone 5 China sales top 2 million
Apple Inc.'s new smartphone, the iPhone 5, has been warmly received in China's mainland, with more than 2 million of the handsets sold in the company's second-largest market in the three days following the product's launch.
UN report: global economy at great risk of slipping into renewed recession
Growth of the world economy has weakened considerably during this outgoing year and is expected to remain subdued in the coming two years, a UN report said Tuesday.
China's IPO activity expected to pick up in 2013: Ernst & Young
After a weakened IPO activity in Greater China in 2012 due to lack of maga deals, Ernst & Young expects China's IPO market to pick up in 2013 as the global economy recovers and the government's supportive policies starts to take effect, the accounting firm said here on Wednesday.
PICC sells more shares after IPO
People's Insurance Company (Group) of China (PICC) on Monday said it has issued additional shares to meet high demand after its IPO in Hong Kong.
