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Q&A: Author Sam Geall on China’s Green Awakening
With the help of social media, activists are helping engender a new consciousness -
China
Regulating China's Shadow Banking System Isn't Easy
Beijing's efforts to regulate the country's massive informal lending system has met with limited success -
Autos
In China, the License Plates Can Cost More Than the Car
The high cost of registering a vehicle in major cities favors more-affluent buyers of foreign models -
China
China's Slowing Economy: What You Need to Know
Rising wages are encouraging a shift to a higher-value-added economy driven more by consumption and services -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
China
Bloomberg View: Good News About Bird Flu
China's effective response to a new flu outbreak -
China
The Chinese Mourn a Death in Boston
Lu Lingzi, a graduate of Beijing Institute of Technology, died in Monday's bombing; her friend, Zhou Danling, is in intensive care -
China
When to Worry, Really, About China’s Bird Flu
On April 17, experts from the UN, the U.S., Hong Kong, and the EU will arrive in China to help fight against the spreading H7N9 virus -
China
China's GDP Report Delivers Disappointing News
China's latest GDP numbers show the decreasing effectiveness of cheap credit to fuel growth -
China
Five Health-Hazard Jokes Going Around in China Right Now
The Chinese relieve the anxiety triggered by pollution scares and avian flu by circulating jokes and cartoons on the Web -
China
CDC Races to Create a Vaccine for China's Latest Bird Flu Strain
The international effort is aided by new genomics technology and Beijing's willingness to share virus details more readily -
China
China Defends Export Data as the Latest Numbers Disappoint
Suspicions are still strong that Chinese businesses are overstating exports to Hong Kong to sneak capital onto the mainland -
China
China Releases Grim Cancer Statistics
Rising vehicle emissions and sedentary lifestyles pose an increased threat to both urban and rural Chinese -
China
The Mystery of China's Export Numbers
Chinese exporters may be inflating the value of goods sold abroad, in a maneuver to bring in capital covertly -
China
The Race to Contain Bird Flu in China
International health organizations are closely watching the spread of H7N9 in eastern China
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China
China's Slowing Economy: What You Need to Know
Rising wages are encouraging a shift to a higher-value-added economy driven more by consumption and services -
China
Regulating China's Shadow Banking System Isn't Easy
Beijing's efforts to regulate the country's massive informal lending system has met with limited success -
China
Q&A: Author Sam Geall on China’s Green Awakening
With the help of social media, activists are helping engender a new consciousness -
China
Chinese Education: The Truth Behind the Boasts
With crowded classrooms and bribes, the education system is no communist paradise -
China
Tables Turn for Macau Casino Moguls Adelson, Wynn
Investors are accustomed to troubling headlines about Sheldon Adelson's China operation -
Asia
Air Pollution, Birth Defects, and the Risk in China (and Beyond)
Several researchers in and out of China have established a link between heavy air pollution and birth defects -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
China
Will China Change Its One-Child Policy?
Even if restrictions are lifted, fertility is unlikely to spring all the way back, for personal and economic reasons -
Europe
An Aging Population May Be What the World Needs
With birthrates falling, the world is getting very old, very fast. Should we panic—or celebrate? -
China
For China's Carmakers, No Home Field Advantage
Chinese brands still can't compete with foreign cars despite the government's efforts to push locally made models -
China
China's Stock Markets Fall On Fears of a Real Estate Crackdown
Despite China's latest stock market crash, the new regime seems to have the right idea about developing the economy. In the long run that's a plus for stocks -
China
Five Health-Hazard Jokes Going Around in China Right Now
The Chinese relieve the anxiety triggered by pollution scares and avian flu by circulating jokes and cartoons on the Web -
China
China’s Autos Need to Emit Less Pollution
Chinese oil companies set the standards for both gasoline and diesel. "Imagine if fuel standards in the U.S. were set by ExxonMobil," says one researcher -
China
Confucius Makes a Comeback in China
Scholars and businessmen embrace his meritocratic views -
China
China's GDP Report Delivers Disappointing News
China's latest GDP numbers show the decreasing effectiveness of cheap credit to fuel growth
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China
China's Slowing Economy: What You Need to Know
Rising wages are encouraging a shift to a higher-value-added economy driven more by consumption and services -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
China
Regulating China's Shadow Banking System Isn't Easy
Beijing's efforts to regulate the country's massive informal lending system has met with limited success -
China
Q&A: Author Sam Geall on China’s Green Awakening
With the help of social media, activists are helping engender a new consciousness -
China
Bloomberg View: Good News About Bird Flu
China's effective response to a new flu outbreak -
Emerging Markets
Can the BRICS Have Their Own World Bank?
The BRICS have the financial muscle to build a version of the World Bank. But they don't share a common ideology -
China
Chinese Education: The Truth Behind the Boasts
With crowded classrooms and bribes, the education system is no communist paradise -
China
Soil Pollution Is a State Secret in China
The Chinese government is more open about water and air pollution but reveals little about soil pollution -
China
When to Worry, Really, About China’s Bird Flu
On April 17, experts from the UN, the U.S., Hong Kong, and the EU will arrive in China to help fight against the spreading H7N9 virus -
Asia
Air Pollution, Birth Defects, and the Risk in China (and Beyond)
Several researchers in and out of China have established a link between heavy air pollution and birth defects -
Apps & Software
Inside the Chinese Boom in Corporate Espionage
Chinese corporate espionage is "the greatest transfer of wealth in history," says the U.S. National Security Agency's director. And growing evidence says China's intelligence agencies are involved -
China
Li Huabo, Corrupt Chinese Bureaucrat or Fall Guy?
A former bureaucrat in one of China's poorest regions is accused of embezzling millions and fleeing the country. Is he a symbol of Chinese corruption—or a victim of it? -
China
The Chinese Mourn a Death in Boston
Lu Lingzi, a graduate of Beijing Institute of Technology, died in Monday's bombing; her friend, Zhou Danling, is in intensive care -
China
Five Health-Hazard Jokes Going Around in China Right Now
The Chinese relieve the anxiety triggered by pollution scares and avian flu by circulating jokes and cartoons on the Web -
China
Why China's Factories Are Turning to Temp Workers
A law boosting full-time employees' rights has also lowered their appeal to domestic and foreign companies in China
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China
Regulating China's Shadow Banking System Isn't Easy
Beijing's efforts to regulate the country's massive informal lending system has met with limited success -
Asia
China's Shale-Gas Potential and Peril
Reserves far surpass America's. Getting it out is the problem -
China
China's Slowing Economy: What You Need to Know
Rising wages are encouraging a shift to a higher-value-added economy driven more by consumption and services -
China
Will China Change Its One-Child Policy?
Even if restrictions are lifted, fertility is unlikely to spring all the way back, for personal and economic reasons -
China
Q&A: Author Sam Geall on China’s Green Awakening
With the help of social media, activists are helping engender a new consciousness -
China
China’s Autos Need to Emit Less Pollution
Chinese oil companies set the standards for both gasoline and diesel. "Imagine if fuel standards in the U.S. were set by ExxonMobil," says one researcher -
China
Tables Turn for Macau Casino Moguls Adelson, Wynn
Investors are accustomed to troubling headlines about Sheldon Adelson's China operation -
China
Bloomberg View: Good News About Bird Flu
China's effective response to a new flu outbreak -
China
Choking in China: Beijing Suffers Amid Deadly Smog
The pollution has gotten so bad it's "beyond index" -
China
China Wants Nuclear Reactors, and Lots of Them
While the West holds back, China pursues big nuclear dreams -
China
Chinese Education: The Truth Behind the Boasts
With crowded classrooms and bribes, the education system is no communist paradise -
China
China's Food Safety Scares
Scares over tainted milk powder, watermelons, and other food items have troubled Chinese consumers -
China
Why Pollution in Beijing Will Persist
Beijing faces a daunting array of problems in tackling the city's pollution -
China
The Chinese Mourn a Death in Boston
Lu Lingzi, a graduate of Beijing Institute of Technology, died in Monday's bombing; her friend, Zhou Danling, is in intensive care -
China
Why China Can't Afford a Confrontation With Japan
The dispute over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands comes at a delicate moment for Beijing
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