Industry

MINING

Local Governments Lobby for Higher Rare Earth Quota

The suspension on opening new rare earth mines will be lifted on June 30.

Song Yao | 2011-03-18

ANALYSIS

Lenovo's LePad Pricing Dilemma

Lenovo gets a taste of its own medicine when Apple's iPad2 opts for low-price strategy.

Wang Ran | 2011-03-16

INTERNET

China's "Wikipedia" Submits Complaint about Baidu

If you refuse to buy Baidu's keywords or reduce the amount you devote to bidding for a Baidu ranking, than it's possible that your rankings will plummet and that your site will "disappear" from the online world

Yang Yang | 2011-03-04

EXPRESS MAIL

Labor Shortages End Express Mail's Low-Cost Era

Pay increases in the express mail industry are changing not only the career expectancies of workers, but the cost structure of the express mail industry. As the Spring Festival approaches, new price increases have been announced.

Liu Weixun, Shen Jianyuan | 2011-01-28

ENERGY

Making Up for Lost Time: China's Hydropower Push

Chinese hydroelectric power generation has reached a turning point. The development of hydroelectric power has become a priority, and large and medium-sized hydropower projects will be granted approval.

Xie Liangbing, Chen Yong | 2011-01-24

INTERVIEW

Sticking With the Plan - An Interview with the CEO of Li Ning

Zhang Zhiyong, the CEO of one of China's best known sportswear brands, responds to criticisms of his business strategy for the company

He Wen, Wang Fang | 2011-01-13

COAL

Coal Energy: 48 Hours of Contract Negotiations

Power companies are in need of coal, but coal mines prefer to sell their products to metallurgy companies. The negotiations need a coordinator, but no one is coming forward.

Zhang Xiangdong | 2011-01-13