The 4th Industry Revolution has begun. Unlike the steam that power our factories in the first revolution or the mass production model that dominating the second or the emergence of the computer driven system from the third revolution that we are living today, Industry 4.0 is about CONNECTIVITY.

The 11th China Overseas Investment Fair

Supported by SwissCham, Club Generation CEO, in collaboration with Global Times, huanqiu.com and zhonghongwang, will host the first edition of Sino-Euro CEO Dialogue at Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa Center on 28 November 2019.

2019 NEXT China Conference

While issues surrounding gender equality in the workplace have become more prominent than before, women continue to face a myriad of challenges in the workplace and particularly at the senior leadership level. At the 5th Women in Leadership Forum, we will focus on unleashing the power of female leaders across business, government, academia, and sports in China and around the world.

Beijing, 16 April, 2019 – EY today releases the third issue of Navigator: Borderless win-win cooperation in building the Belt and Road. This report focuses on the development and prospect of “third-party market cooperation” under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

China outbound investment possesses significant growth potential, China-US trade frictions accelerate Chinese enterprises to move upward in the global value chain —— EY releases the 9th issue of China Go Abroad

Portugal is poised to take the lead on the production and export of lithium – a key component of lithium-ion batteries. These rechargeable power sources are used for a large variety of electronics, from mobile phones and laptops to electric cars. Lithium has been experiencing a global boom due to anticipated growing demand for electric vehicles.

Portugal plans to open a lithium licensing auction in May, as part of an ongoing bid to expand their lithium production, streamline their refinement process, and become a major power in the global energy market.

According to USDA report estimates Portugal produced 200 MT of Lithium in 2016. It was produced and sold in its crude form of ores and concentrates, as Portugal is lacking any refining capacity.