Saturday May 25 2013
China-targeted probes rise

Exporters lose $963m in the first quarter as a result of 22 trade-remedy investigations.

Sinomach seeks to invest more abroad

China's largest external contract engineering service provider in the machinery industry is stepping up its efforts at exploring further business opportunities and high...

Bird flu fears see stocks hit lowest level in 2013

Despite a late-afternoon rally, Chinese stocks slumped to their lowest level in 2013 on Monday, with sectors such as aviation and hospitality hit hardest by the bird flu scare...

Jitters hit market as bird flu fears spread

Worries over the spread of bird flu in China - despite World Health Organization insistence there is no evidence it could be spreading among humans - caused market jitters...

Chinese spending less on hotels but still flash the cash

Despite the massive purchasing power Chinese tourists have shown overseas, a recent survey found travelers from China paid less than those from elsewhere for their hotel rooms...

E-commerce takes a big toll

Cyber shopping has potential to change urban landscape: Experts.

Developers happy to follow buyers abroad

Foreign property proves to be of interest to keen speculators.

Looking abroad for a new home

Chinese lured by comparatively cheaper houses elsewhere, report Wang Ying and Hu Yuanyuan.

Hard act to follow

A huge name in Chinese entertainment, dancer Yang Liping is now hoping for a second career as a businesswoman, Cai Xiao discovers.

Micro blogs now a choice in job hunt

Putting your unique resume online to interact with head hunters and managers may get you closer to your goal, but it takes patience, Xu Lin finds out.

A bleak picture for art market

Falling sales and lack of confidence leave buyers and investors out of the frame

When an online shop owner dies

E-commerce giant Taobao tries to resolve the prickly problem of who gets what.

Lenovo announces strategy to boost profit

Firm expects server and storage business to offset PC sales slump.

More owners choose to pay last respects to pets

Wang Bojun says he finds it soothing to spend time in the graveyard where his beloved 10-year-old bulldog was laid to rest in November.

Property curbs make their mark in Shanghai

The latest government measures to reverse rising property prices are chilling speculation in Shanghai, while prospective homebuyers are waiting for the rules to take effect.

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