![]() China's LeTV earnings soar in 2015
Earnings of Chinese online video website LeTV soared in 2015 thanks to brisk sales of its smart TV products, a preliminary earnings estimate showed on Sunday. |
 Baidu's revenue beats expectations
Baidu, the world's largest Chinese search engine, released its annual financial report on Friday. |
![]() Xiaomi bites Apple by launching Mi 5 smartphones
China's top smartphone maker Xiaomi Inc has rolled out its long-anticipated Mi 5 smartphones, comparable to iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s plus, on Wednesday in Beijing and Barcelona, Spain. |
![]() Xiaomi to open 300 retail stores to secure top spot
Smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp on Wednesday debuted its flagship handset and pledged to open 300 retail stores to fight against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, which is threatening its leading position in China. |
 Amazon launches paid unlimited reading service in China
After witnessing growing interest in paid content in China, Amazon Kindle officially unveiled a new subscription service on Tuesday that offers all-you-can-read digital books for 12 yuan ($1.84) per month. |
![]() Beijing's 2015 tourism revenue hits 460 bln yuan
Beijing's tourism revenue in 2015 reached 460.7 billion yuan (about 71 billion U.S. dollars), a tourism official said on Friday. |
 Countdown to 4th CIFTIS in Beijing
At the press conference yesterday, the organization committee of the 4th CIFTIS released the latest service products for sports, exhibitions, logistics and cultural trade. |
![]() Beijing seeks healthier balance between car numbers and air quality
Beijing is eyeing legislation to limit the number of vehicles on streets to ease traffic jams and curb air pollution. |
 New favourable policies boost NEV appliers
Nearly 14,000 residents have applied for electric car license plates at the beginning of this year. |
![]() Baidu expands mapping service abroad
Search engine giant Baidu Inc is expanding its mapping services beyond China, to tap into the growing demand from Chinese tourists traveling overseas. |
![]() Beijing hosts fourth major service expo
The world's first large-scale fair to specialize in the service sector will be held from May 28 to June 1 in the Chinese capital. |
 Beijing eases restrictions on foreigners buying houses
Beijing has relaxed restrictions on foreigners buying real estate, part of a slew of measures to adjust a sluggish property market. |
 Lenovo reports quarterly profit jump
Lenovo Group Ltd posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit jump on Wednesday, but also saw a major revenue slump. |
![]() Beijing tops Chinese cities in spending
Beijing retained its crown as China's biggest shopping city in 2015, as online shopping fever continued to buoy retail sales and drove more old brands to open online stores. |
![]() JD.com tests drone delivery in rural China
Online Chinese retailer JD.com announced Thursday it is conducting trial deliveries using unmanned aerial vehicles, otherwise known as drones, and plan to roll it out for delivery in rural China. |
