Queen Rania calls for more understanding

The Queen of Jordan Rania Al Abdullah addressed hundreds of business leaders, scholars and government officials at the Summer Davos yesterday, calling on them to adopt a new global "moral language of the conscience" to help bridge the growing divide between the Muslim world and the West.

Top business leaders meet

The 33rd China Daily CEO Roundtable breakfast on "Strategic Partnerships between Emerging Cities and Entrepreneurs: the Dalian Vision" will be held today during the World Economic Forum's Inaugural Annual Meeting of the New Champions.

Fighting climate change the wheel deal

Prospective Chinese car buyers will be encouraged to buy more energy efficient vehicles under possible measures to cut pollution and increase the country's energy efficiency.

The game of jacking up rankings

Sitting in his office in Beijing, Li Yong-yi, executive vice-president of COM2US Corporation, looks a little depressed. As the top manager of one of the most successful mobile game companies in South Korea, Li is struggling to make his firm successful in China.

The brains behind latest software starts with people

SHANGHAI: NIIT, Asia's top IT training company, has high altitude ambitions for China.

Steelmaker forges ahead

Critics claim that China's steel industry has an unfair advantage because of government subsidies.

Innovation pays dividends

Song Zhenghuan isn't just a serious collector.

Optimism for business opportunity

The booming financial market in China has created tremendous new opportunities for accounting firms.

China, leading by example

A panel of experts and officials was in hot debate about how soft power could work better, particularly about how China could use its soft power to attract and persuade others.

Cooperation, not agitation key to good relations

Dai Min, president of the China International Strategies Ltd and Milligan-Whyte Foundation, has studied Sino-US relationships during the past decade. In her two new books co-authored with her husband, she depicts a few American stereotypes and prejudices about China.

Why choose China?

Why China? Even two years ago, Ben Wang had to answer the question every time he tried a sales pitch for software service contracts from overseas clients.

In the business of closer partnerships