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It’s a subject worthy of Adam Smith, JM Keynes and Milton Friedman: how is it possible to have a bubble at the same time as a bear market? It may ...
Divorce is often a messy process, but it took a new twist when a young couple from Henan province entered the courtroom. Previously they had met and ...
China’s ebullient property market is generating plenty of tales of woe: a woman dousing herself in gasoline trying to stop developers from flattening ...
The opening of a tourism office is rarely considered headline news. But that was not the case last Friday, when Beijing’s National Tourism Authority ...
"Cracking the code in China for any company is not an easy task – there will be a number of winners and lots of losers. People who go there and rush ...
Look ahead with confidence, and increasingly look south eastwards too. That was the message emerging last week from the Chinese participants in a ...
Getting started Zhu Linyao was born in 1970 in Sichuan province. While studying in Beijing she developed an interest in flavours. On graduating she ...
For those private equity (PE) investors targeting China, the farmyard is definitely the place to be right now. According to Dealogic, around $932 ...
Do you trust your doctor? Most people do – they are the experts after all. But what if his paycheck depended on your undergoing a risky and expensive ...
With the Shanghai World Expo claiming to break so many records – from the number of toilets (11,000) to the expected number of visitors (70 million) ...
If emperors have all had one thing in common, it’s the tendency to bankrupt the national treasury by building luxurious palaces and ...
From Beijing to Buffalo NFL gets new Chinese star Sandra Bullock’s Oscar-winning performance in The Blind Side begins with images of ...
He calls himself the modern day Lu Xun – one of China’s most accomplished writers. He claims to be the only independent voice in the country’s ...
See a rat in a restaraunt kitchen, and most diners will head for the door – immediately. Not in Guangzhou, it seems, where the worry is more that the ...
From Knightsbridge to Pudong. According to the Financial Times, the new owners of iconic retailer Harrods have expressed an interest in opening up in ...
There aren’t many people who have the option of going to China on their own personal train. And the number who can just cruise into Dalian ...
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