They are hormonal, incapable of leaving their personal lives at home and only too happy to talk about their staff behind their backs.

An overwhelming majority of people living in China's big cities feel lonely and overburdened, a recent survey has found.

We spend our precious wages on beauty treatments that help us look presentable for the office.

According to USA Today, Yuan Qingpeng said the Chinese who have become rich under the economic reform movement in China are worried. They're worried their spoiled kids won't know how to hang on to the loot.

IF a company asked you to work for half a year without pay, would you accept the job?

DU Lala is the hottest career coach in the country. The fictional character in the acclaimed novel Du La La's Promotion shows others how to take the high road to success in a multinational company. But does her story depict a real or distorted picture of work life? The answer is as complicated as office life itself.

Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, China's No 10 automaker, sealed a binding deal on Sunday to buy ailing Swedish luxury car brand Volvo from US giant Ford for $1.8 billion.

Toyota Motor President Akio Toyoda on Monday apologized to Chinese consumers - who make up the world's biggest auto market - over the company's massive global recall.

Meng Ni and Fan Zhiqing said "I do" to each other in the same month that they said "we do" to their real estate agent.

China, the country that introduced the world to formerly obscure chemicals like melamine and diethylene glycol via a series of product safety scandals, is now hoping to salvage its image through an advertising campaign.

Yao Restaurant, which gets its fame from people believing it is connected with Chinese NBA star Yao Ming, closed last Friday, leaving dozens of unpaid, stunned employees standing around outside.

COFCO, a large State Chinese enterprise opens its door to five interns from America’s Harvard University.

“There were some unpleasant incidents happening between China and Australia recently and I’m worried about my life there,” said Yu.

Pan Wenwei, 22, was born to a worker's family of five in a small town in Guizhou. The father was a technical worker in the power supply bureau whose monthly salary of 1000 RMB was the family's sole income.

You still can't get a hamburger in Pyongyang, but the suspiciously similar "minced beef and bread" is for sale in the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's (DPRK) first fast-food restaurant, a news report said on Saturday.