If you were to ask me what the most dangerous state of mind in China is right now, I'd say it's this active disengagement in the workplace.
"Fast follower" companies can achieve several significant benefits and typically win by being flexible, incrementally different, or better, fast and cheaper.
The ongoing urbanization process is highlighted as the nation's next economic growth engine, yet China still needs to take a hard look at how exactly it is being handled.
Young migrant workers are better educated and informed than their predecessors, and are becoming more demanding in terms of working conditions and other incentives, according to a survey by one of China's largest online recruitment platforms. As well as higher salaries, migrant workers now demand better living facilities, regular entertainment activities and better social welfare, the survey by recruitment site daguu.com revealed.
Coffee industry veteran John Culver said he is very proud to be a pioneer in bringing the drinking culture of the beverage to China with a long tea-drinking history.
More than 1/3 of Chinese businesses are struggling to recruit skilled workers, posing a major challenge for their growth prospects, a report said.
Local governments have lowered their targets for revenue from State-owned assets for this year, reflecting the still-depressed prospects.
China's foreign trade still faces "challenging prospects" in 2013, despite January's significant pickup in growth, the Ministry of Commerce said.
FDI drops again amid slowdown
Although in nominal existence for years, paid vacations require accelerated and effective efforts of the nation to guarantee the practice.
China's credit growth in January is a reflection of the economy's steady rebound. However, the amount of growth raises concern.
If the year 2012 was filled with financial scandals, then the New Year seems to have brought hope to the global financial industry.
China's sustainable development has contributed to the global recovery and growth, high ranking Chinese officials said Saturday at G20 meeting.
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