Yellow,orange,blue,green,white–differentcoloredbikesaretakingoversomeofChina'sbiggestcities,providingacheaprideandasplashofcolor.Thenumberofbike-sharingprovider
ChinesecourierserviceSFExpressande-commercegiantAlibaba'slogisticsarmCainiaoreachedanagreementonFridaytoresumecooperationfollowingtheirdisputeoverdatasharing,ac
Britain has decided to resume intelligence sharing with the United States after receiving promises from U.S.
Theseasofhaphazardlyparkedorange,yellowandbluebikesoutsidesubwayentrancesandsidewalksinChinesecitiesmaysoondryup.TheChinesegovernmentdecidedMondaytoconsiderregu
China's Ministry of Transportation issued new draft guidelines for regulating the bike-sharing sector on Monday.
China'sMinistryofTransportationissuednewdraftguidelinesforregulatingthebike-sharingsectoronMonday.Aspartoftheproposals,bike-sharingclientswillhavetoregisterfort
Bike-sharingschemesintheUKcityofOxfordarequitedifferentfromthebusinessmodelinChina,wherepeopledon’thavetoworryaboutfindingadockingstation.CGTN’sZhangHereportsth
The sharing kitchen concept is something unique in the city given its big population and limited space, academic maintains
The sharing economy has huge potential in China, where the younger generation are ready to embrace new ways of doing business and living, senior management of Airbnb believe. "We've seen positive signs of a developing sharing economy in China both from the consumers and the government," Varsha Rao, head of global operations for Airbnb, told Xinhua during the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2016, or Summer Davos, in Tianjin.
A glimmer of hope may flare for ride-sharing companies in China to gain legitimacy and see further growth after Chinese ministries vowed to encourage the popular means of transport.
The term "sharing economy" has been chosen as Australia's word of the year 2015, the Australian National Dictionary Center announced on Wednesday.
Amazon and eBay, following their establishment in 1994 and 1995, harnessed the connectivity of the Internet to create new, more efficient markets. In the beginning, that meant new ways of buying and selling books and collectibles; but now e-commerce is everywhere, offering customers new goods and used goods－and becoming a global force in logistics and retail. Likewise, while today's sharing-economy companies may be just out of their infancy, their services will one day be ubiquitous.
As Uber and Airbnb expand in China, homegrown online ventures are already taking a slice of the growing sharing economy.
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