Wal-Mart’s China syndrome a symptom of international woes
MUMBAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc, famed for its low prices, has stumbled in the one major market where consumers say price is less of a driver in their buying...
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Wal-Mart’s China syndrome a symptom of international woes
MUMBAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc, famed for its low prices, has stumbled in the one major market where consumers say price is less of a driver in their buying...
China says satellite network to be big asset, others can use it too
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's homegrown satellite navigation system will bring untold economic, social and military benefits and other countries in Asia are welcome to use it, the director of China's...
When China seeks investments, diplomatic rows are no barrier
BEIJING (Reuters) - Two foreign investments in Chinese financial institutions this month suggest China will not turn away cash from countries it has taken diplomatic or trade measures against after...
China’s hot messaging app WeChat may be good news for censors
BEIJING (Reuters) - The day before China's Communist Party published one of its most important policy statements in a decade, a copy of the reform plans was already circulating on...
Zao Wou-ki painting breaks record at Sotheby’s China auction
BEIJING (Reuters) - A work by modern painter Zao Wou-ki sold for 76 million yuan ($12.47 million) on Sunday at Sotheby's first major auction in China, breaking the record for...
Insight: China’s Xi fails to earn stripes as anti-graft ‘tiger’ hunt underwhelms
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping has raised expectations he will tackle corruption much more forcefully than his predecessors, but official data on investigations suggests the crackdown so far...
China paper blames blind faith of ‘uncultured’ youth for Xinjiang unrest
BEIJING (Reuters) - Uncultured youth who have been misled by religious extremists are a main source of unrest in China's heavily Muslim region of Xinjiang, its top newspaper said on...
China paper blames blind faith of ‘uncultured’ youth for Xinjiang unrest
BEIJING (Reuters) - Uncultured youth who have been misled by religious extremists are a main source of unrest in China's heavily Muslim region of Xinjiang, its top newspaper said on...
China’s anti-pollution drive risks running out of gas
BEIJING (Reuters) - A chronic shortage of natural gas is hurting China's plan to move away from burning coal to heat homes and offices, raising the prospect of more choking...