The world should increase its understanding of China and watch for further opportunities brought by the nation's economic development, a Chinese leader said yesterday.
A coastal city only an hour's drive from China's capital, Tianjin has long been overshadowed by its giant neighbor Beijing, which has allegedly received the lion's share of favorable policies and range of resources.
China's increasing global economic integration and breakneck economic growth present not only challenges, but also exciting new possibilities for arts and culture in the nation.
Last night, Vice-President Xi Jinping inaugurated the Asia Society's 18th Asian Corporate Conference, "A New Era for Global Business: Sustainable Growth for China and the World." We are particularly grateful that Vice-President Xi took time from his busy schedule during these difficult times following China's recent earthquake. On behalf of the sponsors and participants of the conference, we send deep condolences to the earthquake victims and are committed to raising funds throughout the conference for them.
The American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in China is proud to be a supporting organization of the Asia Society's 18th Asian Corporate Conference in Tianjin.
Sustainable development, according to the World Commission on Environment and Development, is "development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs".
China's stock market has been on a roller-coaster ride, rising more than five-fold in two years, then precipitously dropping in late 2007 by half from its peak. Many are wondering - what sort of measures can be taken to lessen the volatility? The answer may well be more tradable stock in the market and a greater number of investors with a long-term perspective.
Dynamic transformation is taking place in China and some other Asian countries at the dawn of the 21st century. One of the main features is the increasing awareness of the importance of being sustainable. Encouragement on sustainable practices has become more visible in China and India, most notably in government policies and regulations.
By the end of April 2008, a total of 407 Airbus aircraft have been in service with airlines on the Chinese mainland, accounting for 38 percent of the fleet in service, compared with 29 aircraft, or 7 percent in 1995.
Chinese golf fans are in for a rare treat at the upcoming US$2.3 million BMW Asian Open, April 24-27 in Shanghai, when Australian great Greg Norman graces the all-star field.
The ever-increasing number of people actively playing golf and the huge potential for future golfers is a glowing testament to the positive development of the game. Today, more than 70 million people play golf worldwide. Many millions more follow the professional tournaments, whether on the Asian, European or US PGA Tour.
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