Improved macroeconomic adjustment measures and effective macropolicy coordination, a key part of President Xi Jinping's economic thought, will continue to guide China's future growth and help sustain the country's stable economic performance and secure its short-to-long term development targets, according to policymakers and senior advisers.
Improvements are coming at a faster rate than expected as big data is crunched, analyzed and made to yield insights, which, in turn, are opening up voice recognition platforms to third-party services, according to Analysys, a Beijing-based market research company.
Ikea is working to connect better with young consumers in China by becoming nimbler and more digitalized. The Swedish company that sells modern Scandinavian-design ready-to-assemble furniture, kitchen appliances and home accessories has thrived for more than two decades in China on its business model that focused on large brick-and-mortar shopping centers. People paid about 100 million visits per year to the company's Chinese stores.
In 1995, Fortune magazine's cover story had the headline "The Death of Hong Kong". In it, Louis Kraar wrote: "The naked truth about Hong Kong's future can be summed up in two words: It's over."
In 2015, Liu Faying, a Chinese teacher and organizer of a charity project she started in Hubei province, received a message through her website from a man offering to help impoverished students to complete their education.
In 2014, Lu was detained by police and charged with selling fake drugs, as the ones he bought were not registered with Chinese regulators. Prosecutors eventually withdrew the charges and released Lu in 2015, following petitions from more than 300 leukemia patients.
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In 2013, the figure was just 32 percent, according to EY, one of the "Big Four" accounting firms based in London. Even in 2015, it was only 60 percent.
Ikea is a company that is constantly developing, growing and opening up new opportunities, so I have been able to discover the world. I have lived in nine countries while working with Ikea. This has developed my own talent and ability to be part of the international community.
In 2009, the village built a joint venture with Linjiang Agricultural Co, according to Zhao Yunxi, the village's Party secretary. About 300 hectares of farmland was transferred to cooperative management, increasing annual per capital income from 7,000 yuan in 2009 to 16,000 yuan in 2015, he said.
In 2015, reports of Chinese tourists swarming stores in Japan during the Chinese New Year holiday to buy all electronic toilet seats in stock provoked heated discussions among Chinese netizens, when it was later discovered that they were made in China.