China's Ministry of Finance (MoF) changed the way it accounts for government spending so that the spending deficit for 2010 remains below 3% of GDP, the Wall Street Journal reported. The change, >>more...
Fast food giant McDonald's has seen a 10% increase in sales in Asia in February 2010, with China among the company's three biggest markets in the continent, the Telegraph reported. McDonald's, which >>more...
A unit of electronics retalier Gome Electrical Appliances Holding has been charged with bribery by a Beijing court, but the company said it did not expect a "substantive adverse effect" on >>more...
Anta hopes to overtake Li Ning in China’s sport and leisurewear sector by expanding into lower-tier cities, while Olympic team sponsorship deals will raise the firm’s image >>more...
Foreign beverage firms are attracted by China’s liquor market but will still look to push their own brands as high-end alcohol consumption grows >>more...
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Tsingtao’s full-year results look impressive, but competition is intensifying as other brewers cash I on China’s growing demand for beer >>more...
China’s growing spending power means strong demand for cosmetics beyond first-tier markets >>more...
For Chinese singles in the market for love , a Beijing supermarket may be able to help. >>more...
The emergence of yet another tainted milk scandal in China begs the same old questions about quality control >>more...
Weary white-collar workers; China rediscovers Sherlock Holmes; a benevolent tax man >>more...
The news that the chemical melamine has been found in three batches of milk products in Guizhou province demonstrates that the nightmare of the 2008 tainted milk scandal is far from over.
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The North Asia CEO of JWT outlines the three golden rules for marketing global brands in China >>more...
Sobering times for drunk drivers; a 2010 wakeup call for luxury brands; premature Expo fatigue >>more...
Kliff Zhang of Ipsos on how to leverage the Expo to promote brands >>more...
The southern-based liquor maker's move to raise prices ahead of Chinese New Year suggests that there may still be room for growth in China's luxury goods market >>more...
MALCOLM MOORE: Online shopping is growing fast and has a very rosy future >>more...
Shanghai hotels need customers; retailers need to figure out who their customers are >>more...
