The ongoing United Nations climate summit in Lima, which has passed its official closure deadline, is facing a "deadlock", said a senior official of the Chinese delegation.
Chinese Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai and the Organization of American States Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza applaud on Friday while watching the performance by Chinese embassy staff and family members in a reception at the OAS headquarters in Washington on Friday.
Coal will continue to be the most important energy source for China despite an agreement with the United States that mandates cuts in greenhouse gas emissions from the world's two largest economies over the next two decades.
US-based tech company Cloudera, which specializes in big data services, will open three offices in China, the company announced.
China's top climate negotiators in Lima, Peru, said that China is not against an assessment of countries' commitment to climate mitigation.
A nation's energy strategies can be hidden in texts full of jargon and acronyms put on the table in Lima. But it's clear that a clean energy race has started in Lima, Peru.
The world should get used to oil prices at around $60 a barrel and despite that record low price, China will probably use less crude because of pollution concerns, according to an energy industry veteran.
Matt Trusch wanted to sell a product that is distinctively Chinese, and he figured what better way than a drink shared on special occasions.
Despite the rapid growth of major Chinese companies, maintaining that exponential growth on the international stage, especially in established markets such as the United States, has proven a great challenge.
A nation's energy strategies can be hidden in texts full of jargon and acronyms. But it's clear that a clean energy race has started in Lima, Peru.
Just a month after US President Barack Obama visited Beijing, senior Chinese and US officials will meet next week in Chicago for a high-level forum to address bilateral trade and investment issues and promote business opportunities.
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