Lei attributed Xiaomi's rapid progress in India to its successful localization strategy. "We have realized the localization of our brand with a local team and customized products for local customers," Lei said.
LeEco, centered around a Netflix-like video platform operated by its listed unit, has been one of China's boldest tech firms, ambitiously pushing into the US market and looking to take on Elon Musk's Tesla Motors in high-end electric vehicles.
Lego's digital collaboration with Tencent is echoing the toy maker's expanding offline presences. By the end of 2020, Lego expects to operate 220 stores in China, with a further penetration into the country's second- and third-tier cities to reach more consumers.
Lawmaker Guo Lei applauded the improvement of provisions on personal information protection and suggested expanding the scope of "personal space" to include virtual online space.
Leading one of the most prestigious luxury hotels at Beijing's heart of CBD, Priscilla Wong said she can't help judge wherever she checks in from the perspective of a general manager.
Laura Ashley had pinned its hopes on the recent launch of a new e-commerce platform. However, profits have plummeted 98 percent from 6.3 million pounds (.98 million) in 2017 to 100,000 pounds in 2018, due to a decline in sales and an impairment charge on the sale of a commercial property in Singapore.
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Le Yucheng, China's vice-minister of foreign affairs, led a government delegation and presented the report Promoting New Progress Along the Path of Human Rights Development with Chinese Characteristics to the representatives of 150 UN countries and territories, detailing China's human rights achievements.
Last year, the central SOEs eliminated steel production capacity by more than 10.19 million tons and coal capacity by 34.97 million tons, both beating annual targets.
Leading global biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca demonstrated its citywide chest pain center in cooperation with the local government of Wuxi, which was the first of its kind in the country.
Lau Siu-kai, vice-president of the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macao Studies, said he was not surprised by the decision.