What they say

"Business education should aim at improving career opportunities and our commitment to exploring the potential of each individual remains unchanged. The partnership with FDSM suggests that we are walking towards that goal of making the program one of the best in China as well as in the world. We develop leaders with excellent business acumen in a bid to help China and the region significantly enhance productivity and growth in the future."

Company special: First 3D blood vessel bio-printer unveiled

Biotechnological company Sichuan Revotek Co has unveiled the world's first 3D blood vessel bio-printer, an industry breakthrough that puts the Chengdu-based firm at the forefront of global organ rebuilding.

Eyewitnesses recall the past for posterity

More survivors of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre will be interviewed this year as part of a collaborative oral history project being jointly conducted by Chinese and US research institutes.

Education special: Global alumni celebrate Manchester Business School's 50th anniversary

One of the United Kingdom's first business schools, Manchester Business School, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year after being founded in 1965.

Drivers will stay behind the wheel awhile

Autonomous driving on the way, but it will come in stages

Volvo looks to increase sales volume of NEVs

Volvo Cars announced its midterm target on Wednesday that new-energy vehicles would contribute 10 percent to its sales volume, and that it will tap the fully electric market in 2019.

Internet giant Leshi buys 70 percent share of car hailing platform

GM exceeds estimates on truck sales, China stability

General Motors reported third quarter profit that surpassed analysts' estimates as strong light-truck sales in the United States and stable operations in China produced a record $3.1 billion in adjusted earnings before interest and tax.

Mercuria views music as a bridge with China

When Jukka-Pekka Saraste finished conducting the Johannes Brahms' Symphony No 4 on Oct 18 at the Forbidden City Concert Hall, waves of thunderous applause burst from the audience.

Taking traditional skills into the future

When Xiang Xiuping was a little girl, she lived beside a road that local Miao ethnic people traveled on to go to the market, and noticed how beautiful and delicate their traditional clothes were. Since then, she has been interested in Miao embroidery, although she belongs to the Tujia ethnic group.

County nurtures cultural heritage

More than 10,000 photos and 2,100 hours of video are part of an effort by Fenghuang county's intangible cultural heritage protection center since its establishment in December 2006 to seek potential intangible cultural heritage resources.

CBBC guides British companies through China's changing times

After 30 years of spectacular economic growth and social change, China is embarking on the next - inevitably more difficult - phase of its development; the impact of which will be global and long lasting.