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HONG KONG IPO SURGE CHALLENGES NEW YORK IN BATTLE FOR CHINA LISTINGS
Du Yilong, managing partner in law firm Latham Watkins' Beijing office, says that could encourage Chinese tech groups to reconsider Hong Kong... READ MORE›
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WHAT CHINA HAS BEEN BUILDING IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
The new islands allow China to harness a portion of the sea for its own use that has been relatively out of reach until now... READ MORE›
CHINA BANS WORDPLAY IN ATTEMPT AT PUN CONTROL
Is so much part and parcel of Chinese heritage, said David Moser, academic director for CET Chinese studies at Beijing Capital Normal University... READ MORE›
APPEAL BY MAO LED TU YOUYOU TO NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE
I think that Tu Youyou's prize should lead to deeper reflection about China's scientific efforts, Wang Yuanfeng, a professor in Beijing said in an online commentary... READ MORE›
CHINA TO BAN IVORY TRADE WITHIN A YEAR OR SO, AS PRESSURE MOUNTS ON HONG KONG
Wildlife groups say Hong Kong's legal ivory trade provides cover for a vast illegal trade that is fueling a poaching crisis decimating elephant herds in Africa... READ MORE›
CHINAS RESPONSE TO STOCK PLUNGE RATTLES TRADERS
What's happening in China is definitively spooking people, said Dawn Fitzpatrick, the chief investment officer of O'Connor, a 5.6 billion hedge fund owned by UBS... READ MORE›
JITTERS IN TECH WORLD OVER NEW CHINESE SECURITY LAW
Segal added that one recourse would be to argue through the World Trade Organization that what China considers national security concerns are not valid... READ MORE›
THE CHINA FACTOR CHINA FALTERS AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY IS FORCED TO ADAPT
Last year, BHP Billiton shipped enough iron ore each day to China to fill the Empire State Building... READ MORE›
FILIPINA MAID HURT IN FRACAS WITH BOSS' LATE-NIGHT VISITOR
She brought a 4-year-old boy she said was their son, together with the child's Hong Kong birth certificate, the paper said... READ MORE›
BILLIONAIRE WANG JIANLIN SAYS HIS SON WON'T INHERIT GROUP HELM
Billionaire Wang Jianlin Signals Son Won't Inherit Group Helm... READ MORE›
CHINAS PARTY-RUN MEDIA IS SILENT ON MARKET MAYHEM
The slump in the stock markets is destroying what remains of investor confidence, and this problem is profoundly serious, the paper said in a front-page commentary... READ MORE›
POLICE RELEASE FOOTAGE OF SUSPECT IN BANGKOK BOMBING
Wu Weilong operates Soon Un Tour, a Bangkok agency with clients from Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China... READ MORE›
HK PROTESTERS DENIED BEIJING FLIGHT
Beijing has in the past blocked Hong Kong activists from travelling to mainland China... READ MORE›
OBAMA ON ASIA: INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE JOBS
BEIJING President Obama arrives in Beijing on Monday for a week-long trip to three countries China, Burma and Australia for summits with other world leaders... READ MORE›
CHINESE PROPERTY INVESTORS COULD EXIT U.S. AS ASIA BECKONS
Political concerns may also slow the pace of Chinese investment in the U.S., especially if the new administration translates protectionist rhetoric into reality, Haskins said... READ MORE›
CHINA FURIOUS AFTER KENNY G APPEARS TO BACK HONG KONG PROTESTERS
07 BST Saxophonist Kenny G, who is a big star in China... READ MORE›
CHINESE LEADER HEARS COMPLAINTS OF US BUSINESS
Earlier, Mr. Xi and his top lieutenants heard tough criticism of his government's laws and practices that discriminate against American corporate operations in China... READ MORE›
CHINA HOLDS 23 LINKED TO FATAL BLASTS IN TIANJIN
They noted that Tianjin officials, for instance, awarded a permit to Rui Hai, despite its illegal operation, according to Xinhua... READ MORE›
BALLOON BEARING TIBETAN FLAG TAKES TO AIR IN BRISTOL DESPITE ATTEMPTS TO BAN IT
Organisers of Bristol balloon festival say they were approached by individuals purporting to be Chinese embassy officials urging a ban on the balloon... READ MORE›
LAW SUGGESTS BROADER CORE INTERESTS FOR CHINA
BEIJING After China enacted a sweeping national security law this week one official said the measure was intended to safeguard the country's core interests... READ MORE›
CHINAS CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS MAY HAVE BEEN OVERSTATED BY MORE THAN 10
Mr. Xi promised last year that China's emissions of carbon dioxide would stop growing by about 2030... READ MORE›
CHINA BLAMES US MILITARY ACTIONS FOR TENSIONS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
The Chinese side expresses its deep concern about the United States pushing the militarization Colonel Yang said at a news conference in Beijing... READ MORE›
LAWYER WHO REPRESENTED CHURCHES IN CHINA IS MISSING
In a statement on Wednesday Mr. Yang urged the government in Wenzhou to release Mr. Zhang and his assistant Liu Peng who is also missing... READ MORE›
CHINA'S HUMAN RIGHTS RECORD - IN 60 SECONDS
Dozens of people are believed to remain in prison 20 years after the crackdown on the 1989 pro-democracy movement and independent trade unions remain illegal... READ MORE›
IBM TO SHARE TECHNOLOGY WITH CHINA IN STRATEGY SHIFT
China has been pushing for the use of more Chinese and less foreign-made technology, to grow its own tech sector and in response to ex-U... READ MORE›
BRITISH 'BANKER' ARRESTED OVER HONG KONG 'PROSTITUTE' MURDER
The women were discovered in the 31st floor flat in the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong a skyscrapper-filled central area popular with young, expat professionals... READ MORE›
TWO ACTIVISTS VISITING US CALL FOR RIGHTS IN HONG KONG
Mr. Lee, the founding member of Hong Kong's Democratic Party, said Mr. Obama should use the occasion to remind China of its Hong Kong pledges... READ MORE›
SCENES OF DEVASTATION IN CHINESE PORT CITY AFTER SCORES KILLED BY EXPLOSION
A man who was injured following the massive explosions at the Binhai new district in Tianjin receives medical treatment at a hospital... READ MORE›
CHINA'S INTERNATIONAL PAYMENTS SYSTEM READY, COULD LAUNCH BY YEAR-END
Exclusive China's international payments system ready, could launch by year-end... READ MORE›
STOCKS START WEEK IN RED ON FED UNCERTAINTY CHINA FEARS
Central bank's September meeting, further spooking investors after a tumultuous couple of weeks on Wall Street... READ MORE›
CHINA ARRESTS SMUGGLERS TRYING TO SELL FROZEN MEAT FROM THE 1970S
In Hong Kong, imported meat is subject to surveillance but not usually tested if it is for re-export, government officials said... READ MORE›