85% of Chinese families own their homes
Nearly 90 percent of Chinese families own their houses or flats, a figure much higher than the world level, which stands at about 60 percent, according to a report issued by Southwestern University of More...
Development report boasts China as growth model
It’s been done numerous times, comparing the “China miracle” to its emerging and frontier neighbours as a benchmark for development.Cambodia might seem an ill-fitted student of the world’s second-biggest More...
Private capital takes on financial reform (Wenzhou)
The city of Wenzhou in east coastal Zhejiang province was a symbol of family workshops, township enterprises, small commodities, housing speculators and private capital. More...
Tourist attractions don’t come cheap in China
Holiday time, and thoughts turn to visiting places of interest and scenic areas to enjoy, at leisure, nature’s bounty. But rising admission prices may cast a shadow over such plans. During the Tomb Sweeping More...
China accounts for 20% of Apple’s earning
Apple Inc’s sales in China accounted for about 20 percent of the company’s $39.2 billion earnings in the fiscal Q2, a sharp increase compared to 4.5 percent in the 2011 fiscal year, China News reported More...
Mobile phone users in China increased to 1.02 billion
Chinese citizens are increasingly relying on mobile phones as a primary method of communication, according to data released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Friday. The number of mobile More...
Thailand expects $2Bln investment from China (BOI)
The recent roadshow to China yielded triple success in attracting Chinese investment, business match-making, and embracing the bilateral collaboration, according to the Industry Minister. More...
Thailand to deepen Economic cooperation with China
The governments of Thailand and the Peoples Republic of China on Tuesday agreed to upgrade their strategic cooperation in all aspects during an official visit to China by Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. More...
Thai PM visit to China to strengthen business relations
Thailand’s Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will leave Tuesday for a three-day official visit to China, aiming at fostering ties and promoting development cooperation at both government and business levels. More...
Bo Xilai’s Drama and the Rise Of China’s Reformers
The processes behind the selection of the Chinese Communist Party’s top leaders – the nine-member standing committee of the Politburo – are long, deliberative and secretive. The veil of secrecy was lifted More...
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