Global healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson will attach more importance to the Chinese market amid the expansion of the country's middle class and its aging population, the company's chief executive officer said on Wednesday.
China's economy will become twice as big as that of the United States and larger than both the US and the EU combined within just 17 years, according to one of China's leading economists.
France's Pernod Ricard SA, the world's second-largest wine and spirits maker, aims to raise the proportion of its premium products sold in China to 50 percent of the market by 2015, according to the company.
Two major developments that took place earlier this year are expected to have far-reaching implications for the global manufacturing sector, and particularly in China.
With a history of some 6,000 years, Xi'an is the right place for a treasure hunter - along every single step there could be historic relics under your feet, said local residents.
Historically a nation of traders, Denmark has relied on this talent to keep its economy growing despite the ongoing effects of the global economic crisis.
In order to properly manage the huge demand from a country like China, companies usually need an effective plan to ensure success.
It might be hard to imagine, but global leader in offshore wind power technology A2SEA had a humble beginning.
Coming from a country that is regarded as the first global mover in the wind energy industry, the Danish aluminum wind power specialist Aluwind provides detailed know-how for economies making the switch to "green" energy through the installation and use of wind turbines.
The city of Aarhus on the Jutland peninsula is a thriving hub for knowledge-intensive companies. It is also home to Aarhus University established in 1928.
When we think of chocolate we imagine the irresistible sweet, but don't often wonder about where it comes from.
For more than 120 years, one of the world's largest operators of oil tankers - Denmark's Torm - has established itself as a benchmark in the shipping industry.
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