One of China’s largest e-commerce companies, JD.com (JD.com), yesterday pledged to provide more than 20,000 new jobs to those unable to work because of the Wuhan coronavirus. These workers will get new short-term jobs, including shop assistants, packers and delivery men, among others. At the same time, Alibaba (BABA) launched ...
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Have you ever heard about Double Eleven which known as Singles’ Day in China? In China, November 11th is the largest online shopping day. According to the dates provided by State Postal Bureau of China, the major e-commerce enterprises generated a total of 850 million express orders a day. The ...
Read More »McDonald’s in China Renames as Golden Arches
Can anyone come up with a brand when you heard Golden Arches? Recently, Global fast-food giant McDonald’s has officially changed its name in China to Golden Arches. The previous name of the company in China was Maidanglao, which is a Chinese interpretation of “McDonald’s. The decision was made after McDonald’s sold parts ...
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Buddhism has been around since the 5th century, this religion encompasses a variety of traditions, beliefs, and spiritual practices based on the teaching attributes of the Buddha. The Longquan Monastery located on the hilltop in the hinterlands of northwest Beijing has become a haven for a distinct brand of ...
Read More »China’s Aid to Africa: Monster or Messiah?
Original link to article: http://www.brookings.edu/research/opinions/2014/02/07-china-aid-to-africa-sun In the article, “China’s Aid to Africa: Monster or Messiah?”, the author presents a cross-examination of the economic presence in China. China’s Ministry of Commerce reported that Chinese investment in Africa grew 2.96B USD from 2000 to 2011. However, according to China Radio International, the billions ...
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