Reports
For state energy companies, importing natural gas means losing money – with no immediate end in sight
State-owned enterprises run the gamut of size and success
How the resurgence of state-owned enterprises threatens China’s economy
Beijing loosens its grip on the yuan in a bid to bolster the economy
Desalination is a promising technology, but no panacea for China’s water shortage
Unlike other commodities, rubber could gain from China’s rebalancing
The effects of China’s changing economy will spill over its border into Thailand
China’s railway industry one year after the Wenzhou crash
Western companies in China toe the line between corruption and compliance
China’s commercial corruption laws are undermined by politically driven enforcement
New limitations on information make investing in China even trickier
Western companies in China toe the line between corruption and compliance
Gome is making smart choices, but that may not be enough
Chalco’s stymied bid for a Mongolian miner holds lessons for both the company and investors
East Asian countries have various capacities for battling an economic slowdown, writes HSBC’s Frederic Neumann
How should China stimulate its economy?
Can Canadian exporters convince the Chinese to build wood-frame houses?
Timber exports to China are booming – but perhaps not for long
Beijing prepares for a looming pension crisis
Why are Western hypermarkets failing in China?