Ning Jing and his team are all specialists in the disposal of nuclear materials, but their current challenge focuses on a far more common waste issue.
Andy Palmer is convinced his dealings with China have given him a firm grip on his role as CEO of Aston Martin, saying he believes a lot of growth and building can be achieved by working with Chinese institutions.
Haldor Topsoe AS, a leading Danish manufacturer of catalytic products, started operation of an advanced catalytic converter plant in Tianjin on June 16. It is the company's largest-ever investment, costing 600 million yuan ($91 million, 80.8 million euros).
"Most of the Chinese buyers have a strategic goal for their outbound acquisitions. The China M&A market has seen the emergence of experienced acquirers. They have become more confident in their ability to fund, execute and integrate multibillion-dollar deals."
Shanghai has almost become a second home for Xie Fayan. He frequently visits the city to attend exhibitions and showcase his invention, the Guguji, a portable printer that can print messages and social media content from smartphones.
The ship-recycling industry turned gray in 2014 and then black in 2015. This year, it will turn blood red.
China Shipbuilding Industry Corp, the primary contractor for China's naval force, is transferring the assets of its subsidiary, Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Heavy Industry Co, to Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Group Co, another of its subsidiaries, to enlarge the latter's capacity in building both military and commercial vessels.
State-owned China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp has set a target of sourcing up to 50 million metric tons of grain from overseas markets by 2020 to further ensure China's grain security, its chairman Zhao Shuanglian says.
Chinese banks have moved to set up investment funds to acquire overseas financial technology companies, hoping to harness tech innovation in the financial sector, or the so-called fintech wave that is poised to disrupt the traditional banking business.
A gray robot with a strange shape attracts the attention of insiders from the robotic industry.
Supply and transactions in Beijing's luxury property market are forecast to reach a record high this year, fueled by soaring land prices, experts say.
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