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Dead Fish and Infant Formula Are the Latest Problems to Worry China's Consumers
With parents fearful of local milk, two Chinese dairy companies have begun investing in New Zealand -
China
Long Work Hours and Trouble Sleeping Are Hurting China's Workers
In a new survey, two-thirds of young and middle-aged Chinese say their health is poor -
Entertainment
China's YY Creates an Online Hostess Lounge
The entertainment site's users can follow favorite performers, who earn cash by charging fans fees for interacting with them in real time -
China
Chinese Education: The Truth Behind the Boasts
With crowded classrooms and bribes, the education system is no communist paradise -
China
Beijing Prepares for Avian Flu
Residents of China's capital are trading rumors and stocking hopeful remedies in case H7N9 bird flu comes to town—or has already arrived -
China
Chinese Censors Slow the Net—and U.S. Businesses
China's Internet restrictions negatively affect the productivity of businesses by hampering their ability to mine the Web for timely information -
Media & Marketing
L'Oréal Tailors New Cosmetics for China's Beauty Market
With products containing traditional herbal remedies, and even ones aimed at men, the French company woos Chinese customers -
China
Tom Keene Talks to William Rhodes About Japan and China
The CEO of William R. Rhodes Global Advisors and former Citigroup senior vice chairman talks about Abenomics and China's new president -
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 -
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
Apple, Volkswagen Face the Wrath of Chinese Media
After a series of product defects in China, the media launch an attack against such Western brands as Apple and Volkswagen -
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
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
On China's Electricity Grid, East Needs West—for Coal
China taps the west's coal reserves to light up its coast -
Emerging Markets
BRIC Investors Lose Their Taste for Stocks
Poor returns dim shares' luster in Brazil, Russia, India, and China
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