Yang Weixin, a first-year student at Ludong University in Yantai, Shandong province, said he and his teammates worked feverishly to mend their wind-energy device, in the hours running up to the finals of a national science innovation contest last month.
Hitachi Ltd, the Japanese electronics giant, is claiming that 93 percent of its sales now come from what the company considers as "environmentally friendly products" - the result of its long-term Environment Vision 2025 plan, launched in 2007.
LeTV Sports, a unit of China's major online video company LeTV Holdings Co Ltd, is setting up a 5 billion yuan ($780 million) fund in partnership with Beijing Bird's Nest Culture & Creative Center to focus on sports industry projects.
A consortium led by China Machinery Engineering Corp is set to finance a coal-based power plant and a mining project being developed by Engro Corp, a Pakistani firm.
Taiyuan Iron & Steel (Group) Co Ltd, China's largest stainless steel smelter by output, is banking on high-tech products to turn the tide amid an industry slowdown.
Peer-to-peer lending is now China's third most popular choice for investments of less than 500,000 yuan ($77,150), according to a new survey.
In the meeting room of his company, located in a high-tech industrial park in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, Huang Yuanhao talks about his ambition enthusiastically.
A dwindling supply of raw material is forcing a leading traditional Chinese medicine producer to shift its business in a different direction: The fresh meat and catering industries.
The $9.3 billion buyout of Qihoo 360 Technology Co, owner of China's second-biggest search engine, is the latest sign that mainland companies are renewing their interest in delisting from United States exchanges to sell equity locally at a higher valuation.
Chinese mainland stocks rose to a three-week high, extending a weekly gain, as consumer companies rallied and investors bet the government will accelerate reform of State-owned enterprises.
Leading firm says market size will likely exceed 10 billion yuan in next five years
China's real estate developers, struggling with a widespread glut of office space, are pursuing a new type of tenant: startups seeking shared work facilities.
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