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Inside the country China’s entry to the World Trade Organization was touted as nothing but rosy, but in the United States and elsewhere in the world, assessments differed sharply.
Choosing between continued growth, or curbing inflation has become a tough choice for China’s top party leaders.
China saw its first recent decline in October in funds outstanding for foreign exchange, according to data released by the country’s central bank on Nov. 21.
Larry Lang, chair professor of Finance at the Chinese University of Hong Kong says all levels of government in Shanghai have gone bankrupt.
Trading with or investing in Chinese companies, either state held or privately owned, has been fraught with impediments and complications not found in any other market worldwide.
Hong Kong’s largest retail jeweler has announced an Initial Public Offering that is expected to be worth $2.8 billion when it is listed on Dec. 15.
The electronics giant Apple lost its battle to use the iPad brand in China, after a court in Shenzhen earlier this week ruled in favor of the company Proview Technology, who [...]
China’s Central Bank lowered the Required Reserve Ratio by 0.5 percentage points on Dec. 5, according to an announcement on its website.
The need to quickly train Chinese nuclear engineers has resulted in an unusual scenario at a university in China: local Chinese are being taught with a curriculum designed in [...]
There is no doubt that the Chinese regime is reigning supreme over all of China’s industrial sectors, with companies following solely Chinese communist dictates when dealing [...]