Confidence in China's future economy is mainly the result of continued government-guided regulation and innovation, said scholars and entrepreneurs at a symposium of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2012 in Tianjin on Sept 12.
Chinese banks will have more opportunities to expand overseas as the country transitions toward a more service-based economy, said Michael Andrew, global chairman of KPMG International
Many university graduates across the world face the same problem - what they learned in school does not match the needs of the real world.
China can keep a brisk pace of growth over the coming decades by joining the global economic stimulus plan for infrastructure construction, Justin Yifu Lin, the former chief economist at the World Bank, said.
In Tianjin, the World Economic Forum launched the Energy for Society Initiative, which seeks to engage an increasing number of citizens in the discussion about the future of the energy industry.
China takes a lion share in the retail projects under construction in Asia, remaining the most popular entry point for international retailers.
Chinese tablet PC makers are trying to diversify their product lines to compete with Apple Inc's iPad.
China's environmental protection agencies have been ordered to publish environmental impact assessment reports on their websites from Sept 1.
The 3rd Annual Global Green Economy Prosperity Forum has kicked off in Beijing and will run from August 22 to 23, 2012.
Guangzhou added new measures encouraging eco-friendly vehicles to regulations released a month ago that limit the number of auto license plates granted each year.
Many developing nations, including China, are going to achieve modernization in the next 40 years, and their development must be carried out along green lines.
Experts warned that China needs to increase education and innovation investment after its global competitiveness ranking declined.
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