Zheng Yiran

1 week ago | global.chinadaily.com.cn | Zheng Yiran

Optimistic about the growth and resilience of China's real estate market, London-based real estate consultancy Knight Frank will keep investing in the country, said a senior executive of the company. When asked to choose one word to represent his outlook for China's real estate market, Paul Fisher, who took office as the CEO of Knight Frank Greater China earlier this month, chose "committed".

1 month ago | global.chinadaily.com.cn | Zheng Yiran

It's midday on a balmy Sunday. At a hotpot camping restaurant in the Pudong district in Shanghai, demand exceeds available seats. People line up to camp and eat hotpot in good weather. According to Haidilao, its operator, the average daily number of visitors to its camping outlet surpasses 500. In Beijing, Nanjing and Anhui province's Ma'anshan, Haidilao's hotpot camping restaurants are also packed.

1 month ago | investinchina.chinaservicesinfo.com | Zheng Yiran

Home What's New Top News & Policies Bayer to invest more in health, nutrition sector By ZHENG YIRAN China Daily Updated: Apr 16, 2025 Editor's Note: China's top leadership met with more than 40 representatives of the international business community in Beijing on March 28. The key message sent was clear — China has been and will remain an ideal, secure and promising destination for foreign investors, and that investing in China is investing in the future.

1 month ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Zheng Yiran

Editor's Note: China's top leadership met with more than 40 representatives of the international business community in Beijing on March 28. The key message sent was clear — China has been and will remain an ideal, secure and promising destination for foreign investors, and that investing in China is investing in the future. China Daily reporters interviewed some of the executives of the multinationals who attended the meeting.

Feb 18, 2025 | chinadailyhk.com | Zheng Yiran

China continues to take the lead in environmentally friendly buildings, with people's growing demand for greener, healthier and more energy-smart edifices, said a major industry association.