The Belgian biopharmaceutical company UCB is committed to creating more value for patients in China and to partnering with local stakeholders to better serve the country's rapidly expanding healthcare needs.
"It's fun," Belgian ping-pong veteran Jean-Michel Saive said, when asked why he keeps playing. "It's a diversion from my regular office work.
Visitors to the Expo Milano 2015 are enjoying a taste of Hunan, as the province is holding a "Hunan Week", themed "Land of fish and rice near Dongting Lake", at the event from June 19 to 23.
Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Development held an enterprise-themed activity for guests at Expo Milano 2015 on June 18 and the following day launched its new corporate visual inspection system.
Two years ago, Samuel Grybowski and three travel companions arrived in Nagoya, Japan, feeling tired, dirty and in need of a bit of alone time - a rare luxury during their year together on the road.
An unpaved, dusty road lined with bushes and shrubs leads to a sprawling campus and a large classroom filled with solar panels and equipment. Here, Geeta Devi, a 45-year-old woman, is explaining a complicated-looking circuit to a group of awestruck women standing around a worktable.
Amid the jungle cacophony of rustling leaves, buzzing bugs and shrieking parrots, another, more menacing sound can be heard: a revving engine and the crush of truck tires that could potentially silence the forest symphony forever.
Larger vessels, better planning and lower speeds are the main reasons for Maersk's 40 percent reduction in fuel consumption since 2007. Now, the world's largest container line is aiming for even higher environmental ambitions.
It is dark outside and 19-year-old Wafaa Al Rimi has lit her solar lamp. Meanwhile, the noise of electricity generators, powered by fossil fuel, can be heard around the block. Many Yemenites are obliged to buy small generators, in the face of electricity shortages that last for up to 18 hours a day.
Local officials studied the general plan for Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration, which was passed by the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist party of China, at a conference held by the Communist Party of China Beijing Municipal Committee on June 13.
During the past week Beijing has enjoyed predominantly bright blue skies, a sight many residents said they have not seen for a decade, as air pollution has become a daily headache for people in the capital.
Construction of a high-speed railway connecting Beijing and nearby Tangshan, Hebei province, will start within the year, said Liu Bozheng, deputy director of the Beijing Development and Reform Commission, during a recent forum on Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration.
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