Netherlands shows China path to sustainable development

The Netherlands will spend more than 250 million euros ($352.75 million) in China on environmental projects that contribute to reduction of greenhouse gasses, according to the Dutch embassy in China.

Company passion translates into hefty profits

VION Group, an international food company, is racing along on the fast track with 81 million euros ($114.3 million) in net profits last year, an increase of 17 percent year-on-year.

Institute aims to bridge two worlds

With business in China booming, it's only natural that the country is linked to one of the world's top business schools.

Rare Dutch treats on the way

China-Holland culture exchanges are set for a big boost in the coming months, building upon the initiatives begun in 2005.

Golden week is Holland Week in Chaoyang Park

Starting on September 29, and lasting the duration of the Golden October Week holiday, Holland will come to China in the form of the Holland Village that will be set up at Beijing's Chaoyang Park.

Akzo Nobel ups sales target for China

It is a demonstration of its confidence in both the Chinese market and in itself that Dutch coatings and chemicals maker Akzo Nobel has revised its sales target for China.

China-Netherlands 35 years Special

Today's agenda

9: 00 - 09:45 Plenary Hall The Global Growth Company in the Networked World

A level playing field

Kang Lufa lives in a 60-sq-m home and office where he runs a website called K68.cn. Unlike other website professionals who usually work hard to attract more visitors, his daily job is to see his website visitors work for him - from their homes.

Home work catches on

Sandy Liang is the mother of a 4-year-old girl living in Guangzhou. Like many others in the city, she gets up at seven in the morning and drives her daughter to her kindergarten before she goes to work. But that's where the similarity ends.

A new engine revs up in the west

The Chengyu Economic Zone (CEZ), an initiative by Southwest China's Sichuan Province and Chongqing Municipality, is set to become another engine of economic growth for the country's vast western region, experts say.

Queen Rania calls for more understanding

The Queen of Jordan Rania Al Abdullah addressed hundreds of business leaders, scholars and government officials at the Summer Davos yesterday, calling on them to adopt a new global "moral language of the conscience" to help bridge the growing divide between the Muslim world and the West.