Due to enormous pressure caused by great change, market enterprises will be forced to pay greater attention to information technology (IT), which in turn would not just be “image projects”. Through IT, large state-owned enterprises would show their real values.

The current product oil pricing system and soaring international oil prices make shortages inevitable.

Paying more for food at the supermarket? Blame the rise of biofuels.

Although oil prices are at a record high, PetroChina should do well when it returns to the mainland stock market. But there’s still a long way to go before it catches up with international energy enterprises.

The reforms led by Lim Haoguang laid a solid foundation for Shell’s localization in China. Lim now expects the Chinese market to open up even more.

CNOOC’s involvement in the processed oil retail market opens a new opportunity for diversification.

Although crude oil prices have already hit record highs, there’s no indication that prices will stablize in any time soon. China’s economy, which is in the progress of heavy industrialization, is facing enormous challenges.

The joint venture by Delixi and Schneider is expected to shake up the low voltage electric sector in Wenzhou.

Excessive investment and concerns that the photovoltaic industry’s bubble may burst are raising anxiety levels. Why, then, has CHINT Group chosen to enter the industry? And how will it handle the harsh competition?

IT is playing a crucial role in the transformation of XinAo Gas.