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It is said that the stock market never lies. And as American voters gear up to pick their congressmen and state governors next week, Donald Trump has ...
Southeast Asian business groups run by the Chinese diaspora have always been influential in their ancestral home. Known as ‘the Bamboo Network’, ...
The All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce (ACFIC) was founded in 1953 with 640 representatives. It was extremely difficult for private sector ...
Big data, big gains. That is the mantra of China’s tech giants Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent. One area where that seems to be undeniably true for the ...
In 2010 there were a series of violent knife attacks against Chinese school children. In total 27 kids were killed and over 100 were injured. The ...
To solve the shortage of warehouse space as consumer shopping habits move increasingly online, Amazon’s engineers have figured out a solution: put ...
Attractive actresses often take on ugly roles in search of a breakout performance. In Monster, Charlize Theron wore mottled makeup and crooked ...
Earlier this autumn, senior officials from the Overseas Private Investment Corp (OPIC) went elephant hunting in Sri Lanka. But the executives from the ...
This summer the Chinese media launched a fierce debate on what it terms the niangpao or ‘sissy boy’ culture. The popularity of a series of ...
There was plenty of fanfare when Apple and then Amazon announced they had surpassed market capitalisations of $1 trillion. Over in China another ...
Ping An’s deputy chief executive Lee Yuansiong praises facial recognition technology it uses to screen loan applications. The technology can identify ...
In the summer of 2010, a giant panda called Xing Xing, on loan from China to a zoo in Kobe, died on the operating table during an artificial ...