McDonald’s, losing ground in its battle for the nation’s coffee drinkers, is planning to shake up its McCafe brand -- part of a bid to challenge Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts.
Draft law, if passed, would not only be one of the best of any region in China, but around the world
State Council promises law-based protections to raise confidence in the safety of real-estate assets
China will pay close attention to trade policies implemented by US President-elect Donald Trump, and will defend its rights in the World Trade Organization, a senior Chinese official said Wednesday.
Official auditor finds that 76 per cent of non-local students in the city come from mainland China and also expresses concern over meeting expenses claimed
Woman held along with beauty centre’s manager after allegedly offering the treatment to an undercover officer
Cold front – with temperatures as low as minus 8 degrees Celsius – is Chinese capital’s coldest in three decades for this time of year
A group of middle-aged women has won the hearts of internet users in China after a video of them dancing in the middle of traffic amid heavy smog went viral on social media.
Singles’ Day, which already surpassed America’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday as the largest online shopping event by value on the planet, is no longer a strictly Chinese affair.
Shanghai courier has to double his typical daily deliveries in 19-hour days for a week
Hong Kong is “watching and monitoring” trade and foreign policy changes under Donald Trump’s incoming administration, the city’s top official in the United States told the Post.
An independent food safety researcher has called on authorities in the Chinese mainland to impose tough limits on dioxin contamination of water and soil, following the detection of the carcinogen in Jiangsu hairy crabs sold in Hong Kong.
Consumer spending expected to reach level currently seen in European Union, according to Economist Intelligence Unit
Providers of flexible office leasing concept target growing market demand from start-ups, freelancers and small businesses
Hong Kong stocks are on track to open lower on Monday, the last trading day of October, after the restart of a probe into Hillary Clinton’s emails by the Federal Bureau of Investigation jolted the US stock market at the end of last week.
Jiedaibao lets users armed with personal data try to recover unpaid loans for hefty commissions, raising concerns about abuse
Shares of Xinhuanet.com, the online platform of China’s government mouthpiece Xinhua News Agency, soared by their daily limit in their trading debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.