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Despite the intensity of the Sino-U.S. trade war, there are a significant number of Chinese who support the policies of the Trump administration.

The affluent provinces of Guangdong, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang are straining to cope with the tandem pressures of an overbearing state sector and escalating tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

In the third essay in a four-part series, the author examines how Chinese-style privatization works

The US$12 billion listing of state-owned Japan Post Holdings overnight makes it the largest IPO in the world this year.

An economist argues that China’s state-run companies will never innovate because lack the discipline of a hard budget, a competitive market, a long-term vision, and interference from political actors.

Grey markets and a history of breaching electronics at the factory level could block the rumored purchase.

Grim career prospects and lack of hope contributed to a violent arson attack in China recently, according to an economist.

New property tax said to bring down housing prices, but homebuyers see it as unfair burden.

Opinion: The root causes of over-investment in real estate by SOEs must be addressed.

China’s housing bubble has reached a tipping point.