Local car producers looking to Brazil for growth

As competition in the domestic automobile market intensifies, China's local brands are shifting their focus overseas.

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Engine-maker tries hand at cars

Ski boss lauds helmet awareness

Schumacher's injury could have been much worse without headgear

German chancellor joins long list of well-wishers for 'schumi'

Chancellor Angela Merkel joined sports legends and millions of Germans on Monday in expressing shock at Formula One great Michael Schumacher's skiing accident, as his family thanked well-wishers for their support.

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Rafa revved up by new knee treatment

Nadal hopeful 'different' kind of procedure will reduce dependency on anti-inflammatories and prolong his career

Federer confident he can rebound

Swiss tennis great Roger Federer insisted on Monday he is still capable of winning a Grand Slam singles crown despite a relatively poor 2013 season that saw him slip to world No 6.

Li Na proving that age is just a number

At the beginning of 2013, when Chinese tennis superstar Li Na vowed to break into the world's top three or win another major championship, many thought she might be dreaming too big.

Xiamen's makeover adds to its appeal

Local authorities in Xiamen are endeavoring to make it "a place that Xiamen residents will miss when traveling", said a senior planning official of the city in East China's Fujian province.

One-stop service center speeds up administrative process

Residents in Xiamen in East China's Fujian province are now finding it easier to go through administrative procedures, as local authorities bid to build a public service-oriented government.

Xiamen getting wired to be smart city

The scenic coastal city of Xiamen in Fujian province is making long strides toward its goal to be a smart city after integrating high-tech systems and promoting economic development through the use of information.