Safer, Better Business in China

Microsoft Corp is bringing a new data center region online in China, which highlighted the US tech heavyweight's long-term commitment to the market and its dedication to helping both multinationals come to China and Chinese companies go global, a senior executive said.

Chinese tech company Lenovo Group Ltd has unveiled its latest gaming smartphone Legion Y90 and Legion Y700 gaming tablet, as it scrambles to attract local gaming enthusiasts with tailor-made hardware.

China ranked second globally in the number of unicorn companies, or startups valued at more than $1 billion, in 2021, with rising unicorns growing to become "decacorns" with a valuation of more than $10 billion, the latest industry report said.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Nubia Technology launched its latest flagship handset Z40 Pro on Friday, in a bid to grab a bigger slice in the lucrative mid-range to high-end smartphone market amid intensifying competition from domestic rivals.

Hong Kong-listed Budweiser Brewing Co APAC Ltd saw both its top and bottom lines surge in 2021 mainly due to success of its premium beer brands, the company's CEO and Co-Chair Jan Craps said on Thursday, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

A 13-megawatt typhoon-resistant offshore wind turbine independently developed by Dongfang Electric Corporation rolled off the production line in East China's Fujian province on Tuesday.

China Post's branch in Fujian province has opened its first coffee house named Post Coffee in Xiamen, Fujian, indicating the company's foray into the fiercely competitive coffee market in the country and its further diversified operations.

BEIJING -- As the Beijing Winter Olympics wraps up, the craze for acquiring a Bing Dwen Dwen, the panda mascot for the games, has persisted, now expanding into the digital art market supported by blockchain technology.

Chinese home appliance giant Midea Group has set its sights on a new industry – auto parts for new energy vehicles. The company is already one of the leaders in air conditioners, washing machines and industrial robots.

United States tech company HP is stepping up its push to target gaming users with new personal computer products in China, as the nation's PC gaming community continues strong momentum.