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There’s a eureka moment in the new movie The Big Short when an investor grasps the immensity of the US subprime debt problem and the threat ...
For a while, Lei Jun was believed to have the Midas touch. Before he founded Xiaomi, the entrepreneur spent 16 years building up Kingsoft, a leading ...
The influence of John Pierpont Morgan is still felt today. The American financier dominated the corporate world during his time, and was a key player ...
Sweden was the first Western country to establish diplomatic ties with the People’s Republic of China, which it did in 1950. Conversely, the ...
If something is too good to be true, it generally is. So last August, when a propaganda flick that received a less than glowing reviews came to ...
Chinese newspapers reckon Jorge Mendes, arguably the most influential broker of deals in world football, has a lot in common with his Chinese ...
Earlier this month the Supreme People’s Court of China opened a new museum dedicated to the country’s legal system. Housed in an old bank in ...
Netflix this month agreed with The Weinstein Company to renew the big-budget TV show Marco Polo for a second 10-episode season. The move is ...
There’s an English expression about being ‘cut out of the will’ or disinherited. According to NetEase News, a man in Anshan in Liaoning province ...
AirBnB co-founder Nathan Blecharaczyk tells the Financial Times that his accommodation rental service is pinning its hopes on China’s $120 billion ...
When you walk around Hong Kong these days it’s common to see the Tesla Model S on the city’s roads. Little wonder that Tesla boss Elon Musk called ...
The most vibrant internet discussion platform in China is named after Li Yi, an average footballer who has now retired. This is not because of ...