Shoppers to the rescue
The spirit of consumerism was alive and well this Chinese New Year – despite reports to the contrary
The spirit of consumerism was alive and well this Chinese New Year – despite reports to the contrary
When will housing become a middle-class good in China?
Amid China’s fallen electronics retailers, Suning Appliances’ expansion into other products keeps it afloat
While Chinese remain more optimistic than most people around the world, opinions have soured toward other countries, says Bruce Stokes of Pew
China Mobile's 4G network could drive market growth this year - but only if the government gives it the go-ahead
Sina cedes ground in China’s social media market to Tencent
February 22: China market roundup
How will the US respond to Chinese cyberattacks?
China’s stoppage of IPOs is a quick fix that overlooks more pressing issues
Myanmar is hesitant to take on China’s money and development model – with good reason
Will Chinese consumers trade luxury store pampering for the convenience of buying online?
Despite rising political tensions, the Sino-US economic relationship remains surprisingly stable
Economist Gerard Lemos gives readers a glimpse of ordinary Chinese lives that are anything but ideal
Chinese companies have much to learn from successful UK businesses about strategic transformation, writes professor George Yip
Can China turn its middle into a “middle-class”?
Chinese law provides intellectual property owners with comprehensive rights. So why is piracy still rampant?
Chinese officials dig in their heels on expanding the property tax
Former White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley discusses leading a delegation to lure Chinese investment to Chicago
Amid growing competition from the internet, China’s tightly controlled media fights to retain its relevance and profits
Directly electing union representatives at Foxconn won’t change much
IMF economist Papa N’Diaye discusses the massive demographic shift to come in China
Investors should ignore data distorted by China’s Spring Festival
February 1: China market roundup
Scalpers circumvent new controls on rail tickets just in time for Chinese New Year
Troubles at Yum and Media Markt may hold the secret to a foreign success or failure in China
Chinese companies are starting to crack the innovation code, write Huw Andrews and Stephen Kemper of PwC
As the one-child policy continues, Chinese worry that “sibling” will become a word that means nothing
ZTE’s switch from telecom network construction to the notoriously competitive handset market is unlikely to resuscitate its flagging profits
The internet forces censors and media to evolve
China’s anti-graft push shows a leadership increasingly wary of public discontent