Beijing


  • Mar
    17
    By REUTERS

    Two land sales in Beijing have shattered price records and both buyers were state-owned companies, which has brought outrage and astonishment at the city’s frothy property market

  • Mar
    06
    By AP

    China's central bank governor acknowledged today that Beijing is using its controversial exchange-rate controls to cope with the global economic crisis and said it will be cautious about retreating from

  • Jan
    13
    By KEITH BRADSHER AND DAVID BARBOZA

    Google is far fromalone amongWestern companies in its growing unhappiness with Chinese government policies, although it is highly unusual in threatening to pull out of the country entirely in protest.

  • Dec
    29
    By FROM NEWS REPORTS

    China’s national auditor says officials stole or misused $34. 4 billion in the first 11 months of this year the state media reported Tuesday

  • Dec
    02
    By Wei Gu

    China watchers are worried that excessive lending leads to massive overcapacity. But the risk of Beijing pressing too hard on the brake is even greater

  • Oct
    29
    By CHRIS BUCKLEY

    Beijing’s busy climate change diplomacy has become increasingly feverish in the weeks before crucial talks that could either forge a new pact to fight global warming or end in rancor

  • Sep
    09
    By Wei Gu

    By the rest of the world’s standards, China’s property market is looking bubbly.

  • Aug
    26
    By Wei Gu

    If market performance is anything to go by, Taiwan is the biggest beneficiary of