Ma Guangyuan

China’s current presence on the Fortune 500 list isn’t the sign of a healthy economy — in fact, it’s the opposite.

The average annual profits of nearly 40 percent of Chinese publicly listed companies are less than the cost of a high-end apartment.

Without innovation, China’s economy risks a painful slowdown.

China’s current presence on the Fortune 500 list isn’t the sign of a healthy economy — in fact, it’s the opposite.

The average annual profits of nearly 40 percent of Chinese publicly listed companies are less than the cost of a high-end apartment.

Without innovation, China’s economy risks a painful slowdown.