Feature story: Autos
Bring me Sunshine
Minibuses lead the way as light commercial vehicle sales rise and rise - thanks to Beijing's helping hand >>more...
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Pure white
Dairy firms that put quality and safety first have gained from China's tainted milk scandals, says the CFO of American Dairy
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Rude awakening
The dreams of foreign web companies are over; we are on the cusp of an all-Chinese internet, says our resident tech pundit
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Book review: China and the Credit Crisis
In trying to cover everything, Giles Chance succeeds in offering very little
Sector brief: Economics & Trade
Wen Jiabao hits back on currency
Refusing to admit the renminbi is undervalued, Wen may be giving ammunition to more hawkish voices overseas >>more...
Sector brief: Consumer
Haier Group sells GE products in rural markets
The tie-up between Haier and suggests more can be milked from a growing market for white goods where government subsidies support demand >>more...
Blog: Economics & Trade
Interesting times for the Renminbi
MALCOLM MOORE: Will the US finally brand China as a 'currency manipulator'? >>more...
Blog: Employment & Education
How much higher can factory wages go?
MALCOLM MOORE: Raising wages is only a short-term solution to the labor shortage >>more...
Blog: Autos
China's scary roads
MALCOLM MOORE: One in ten Chinese cars got recalled for a product fault last year >>more...
Column: Business Education
Chinese Democracy
JOHN D.VAN FLEET: Not just the name of a silly album, but blossoming on a Chinese b-school campus >>more...
The Buzz: Economics & Trade
Li Yining, economist, on China's exchange rate
Li Yining, a prominent economist, on misconceptions surrounding the Chinese exchange rate:
"The >>more...
Blog: Economics & Trade
The dollar peg has no end in sight
MALCOLM MOORE: There is no reason to believe that China is on the verge of a revaluation of the renminbi >>more...
Q&A: Investment
Yang Guang, co-manager of the Templeton Global Opportunities fund on why he's a fan of China Resources Power and Shanghai Electric
Forget property – infrastructure investment is the best way to capitalize on the China growth story. So says Yang Guang, co-manager of Franklin Templeton Investments’ US$836 million Templeton Global Opportunities fund. Yang, who has been primarily responsible for the fund’s China equities since 2001, told CHINA ECONOMIC REVIEW about his investment strategy. >>more...
Blog: Business Practice
China promises to stop bullying foreign firms
MALCOLM MOORE: Foreign companies have had a hard year in China. Wen Jiabao promises things will get easier >>more...
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