China will become the world's largest renewable energy market by 2030 if it can double the ratio of such sources as solar and wind in the total energy mix to 26 percent, the International Renewable Energy Agency said on Monday.
The nation's anti-corruption campaign in the energy sector will lead to a more transparent and efficient market, which will benefit the development of the industry, said Adnan Z. Amin, director-general of the International Renewable Energy Agency on Monday.
Chinese direct investment in Africa has greatly expanded in the last few years, exceeding $25 billion by the end of 2013, compared with just $9.33 billion in 2009. Today, more and more companies are doing business in Africa in sectors such as financial services, telecommunications, energy, manufacturing and agriculture.
Executives of China's biggest State-owned enterprises may have to publicly reveal their salaries, the Economic Information Daily reported on Monday, the latest in a series of reforms aimed at boosting corporate efficiency and transparency.
Mainland investors turned net sellers of Hong Kong stocks through Stock Connect for the first time on Monday, after taking up just 6.1 percent of daily buying quotas in the program's first week.
Small is the new beautiful when it comes to China's retail industry, according to industry experts.
Cooking Italian pasta in just five minutes at home is the new approach that Barilla Group, a 137-year-old Italian food producer, is taking to attract young urban Chinese who have a taste for Western cuisine.
AirAsia Bhd, the Malaysia-based low-cost carrier, is looking for a joint venture partner to tap into growth opportunities in China, a top company official said on Monday.
A new study claims that young Chinese professionals with higher levels of English proficiency can expect better chances of career development.
Despite increased competition in the booming Gulf Arab construction market, Chinese representatives told the media at The Big 5, the biggest annual Middle East construction fair which was held from Nov 17 to 21, that they still see potential for more business in the region.
China's real estate market is due to come under pressure next year because of the slowdown in economic growth, with property developers strengthening their marketing campaigns to stimulate sales.
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