Balsa wood is light and strong — and without it, wind power gets a lot more complicated.
Li Ganpo ditched the “iron rice bowl“ to build his company, Jingye Group, into a hotels-to-chemicals empire.
Two towns separated by 100 miles — one, Germany's first energy self-sufficient community and the other in coal country — capture the sharpening divide over the country's clean energy future.
Zwickau’s fortunes have shifted with the fall of the wall … and now the fall of the traditional car.
In Germany’s Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state, a casino conglomerate is building big ships, reviving a job market that's been down for decades.
Bremen — Germany’s second-smallest state — is wealthy.
From the Deutsche Bahn to Mercedes, Baden-Württemberg is fueling its economy through migrant labor, and killing support for the far-right.
The German auto giant’s Wolfsburg plant, the world’s largest factory, produces many more wursts than cars.
The Southeast Asian nation is slowly building a supply chain to rival China’s.
A global economic downturn could very well revive the lifesaving drug industry.
From the BBC and OZY comes a fresh perspective on the debate about America’s future as a nation and its relation to the world during the 2020 US election.
United Auto Workers President Gary Jones finds himself in hot water at just the wrong time.