Qihoo founder pins hopes on pamphlet

Latest offering will stand 'head and shoulders' above competition, insists Zhou Hongyi

CNOOC profit falls 56% in H1

CNOOC Ltd, China's biggest offshore oil and gas explorer, posted a 56 percent decline in profit for the first six months of this year.

TCL eyes more white goods sales to Middle East, Europe

TCL Corp, the leading Chinese home appliances maker, will start selling washing machines and refrigerators in the Middle East and Europe in a new push to boost its international presence.

Ningbo, Zhoushan ports plan integration

Port integration moves have gathered momentum in Zhejiang province with a key facility extending the suspension of trading in its shares in Shanghai on Tuesday, sources said on Wednesday.

Rate cuts to have little impact on lenders

The move by the People's Bank of China to further free up deposit rates will have a limited impact on lenders and not trigger any sharp increases in deposit costs, economists said.

Central bank move to boost property sales

The People's Bank of China's decision to cut the reserve requirement ratio and the benchmark interest rates will encourage more homebuyers to buy bigger, newer homes and help developers reduce inventories in the first-and-second-tier cities, sources said on Wednesday.

Helping to feed 'left-behind children'

Nutritious Meal program is playing a major role in rural area schools

Saving energy will fuel a greener future for nation's major cities

Wang Yong has dedicated himself to saving energy for the past 17 years since arriving in Beijing in 1998. Now, his mobile app VV Carpool, which was launched last year, has helped him achieve his dream of protecting the environment by cutting down on harmful green house gas emissions.

Chinese volunteers change the lives of Nairobi's slum kids

Mildred Mtola's determination to succeed at school had been plagued by a lack of facilities in a rundown neighborhood.

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How did this happen?

At least 123 people were killed after a massive explosion ripped through a chemical storage facility in Tianjin port earlier this month. Now residents want to know went wrong

Solar company takes green steps

China Merchants unit planning more power generation projects to offset slowdown