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Chinas financially beleaguered property developer Country Garden promised five-star living to the masses in less popular, smaller cities but focusing on those areas has come back to haunt it. ... -Today at 04:39 am- MarketScreener

China's financially beleaguered property developer Country Garden promised "five-star living" to the masses in less popular, smaller cities but focusing on those areas has come back to haunt it. China's largest developer by sales value before this year, Country Garden's debt crisis has raised fears that its contagion will spread through the already sputtering economy, the world's second-largest. In 2022, Country Garden made 62% of its sales in smaller, less well-k...

In this article, we will be covering the top 20 largest refineries in the world.

In this article, we will be covering the top 20 largest refineries in the world. If you want to skip our detailed analysis of the global oil and gas industry, you can go directly to the Top 5 Largest Refineries In The World. Refineries play a vital role in the world’s energy market as well […]

/PRNewswire/ -- More than 6.5 billion people, or 81% of Earths population, were exposed during July 2023 to at least one day of heat made at least 3x more...

Bloomberg and staff reporter Chinese minerals refiner Ubridge and home rental platform Ziroom will be some of the biggest new listings in Ho...

SINGAPORE: Chinese oil refiners and petrochemical companies are investing tens of billions of dollars to produce high-end chemicals for solar panels and lithium-ion batteries to profit from the growing demand for energy transition technologies.

Energy Transition: The investments illustrate Chinas drive to reduce its import dependence and further cement its dominance of renewable energy and electric vehicle supply chains. The move pits the Chinese companies against Dow Chemical, Exxon Mobil and BASF in making key materials.

The drive also aligns with Beijings push for companies to break through technological bottlenecks

Chinese oil refiners and petrochemical companies are investing tens of billions of dollars to produce high-end chemicals for solar panels and lithium-ion batteries to profit from growing demand for...