Imboulou powers a new era of energy production

Widespread electrification and green energy development will greatly impact growth

New alliance will bolster safety of food

From extra lean meat powder to swill-cooked dirty oil; from industrial gelatin used as food coagulant to dairy products containing aflatoxin - a substance that can cause severe liver damage - the Chinese are scared and asking what food they can eat safely and healthily.

New eye care program launched

International courier giant FedEx Corp and the Flying Eye Hospital of Orbis International, a nonprofit humanitarian organization dedicated to eliminating avoidable blindness, jointly launched a comprehensive eye care program in Guangzhou, Guangdong province.

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Dynamic Duanwu Festival underway in Hangzhou

The fifth day of the fifth lunar month, which falls on June 23 this year, is the date of the traditional Duanwu Festival celebrated by Chinese at home and abroad with a feast of glutinous rice delicacies called zongzi and the colorful intensity of dragon boat races.

High Lights

Our Festival: Duanwu Shedule of Events

Reports: Benz might use Beijing nameplate

German automaker Mercedes-Benz may sell its E-Class sedans under the Beijing brand owned by its local partner BAIC Group to qualify for the government procurement market now limited to domestic brands, according to recent Chinese-language reports.

Roewe setting the pace for refined domestic cars

As foreign brands invade China's entry-level, low-priced car market, domestic automakers are moving in the other direction to build more expensive vehicles and improve their brand image.

Ensuring child safety

Editor's note: The following is the latest in a series of weekly auto safety tips provided by premium carmaker Mercedes-Benz:

Short torque

Report: VW to double output

New arrival

Infiniti M long wheelbase

Scalded youngster lands free treatment

With the help of many warm-hearted people, Wang Han, a little girl who scalded herself with boiling water 18 months ago, arrived at a children's hospital in Boston on May 16 for three months of free treatment.