E-commerce is now bringing revolution to the lifestyle of every Chinese.
China will continue to make the growth of domestic demand a top priority to keep growth momentum on track in 2013, the country's top economic planner said on Tuesday.
Apple sold 2 million sets of iphone5 on the Chinese mainland in the three days following the product's launch.
Expanding domestic demand will be a strategic basis for China's development next year, said a statement issued after a central economic work conference.
The iPhone5, the latest version of Apple's popular smartphone, became available to its fans on the Chinese mainland on Friday.
China's electricity consumption continued to gather pace in November, up 7.6 percent year-on-year to 413.9 billion kilowatt-hours.
Tightened policies on government spending for luxury goods in China have put a temporary cap on the buying of luxury goods as gifts.
Domestic cosmetics and personal care products that were popular in decades past have grown popular once again, with Chinese seeking a piece of nostalgia.
The Chinese Silk Culture and Embroidery Art Exhibition kicked off in London on Tuesday.
The Chinese economy will not witness a hard landing, Stephen Green, head of Greater China research at Standard Chartered Bank, said on Tuesday.
Candles and matches have almost sold out in two southwest China counties following online rumors of a coming doomsday event.
E-commerce players are gearing up for another sales promotion on Wednesday, luring customers with what's being dubbed the "double 12" shopping spree.
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