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Premier Li Keqiang warns that China faces an unprecedented challenge in finding jobs for a record number of university graduates

Adveq, a Swiss private equity fund of funds manager, says it has hired Ron Li as its head of China operations. With $5 billion under management, Adveq has offices in Zurich, Frankfurt, New York, Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong. Ron Li joined Adveq as a managing director in January 2013 and is based in the […]

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Taipei steps up its naval patrols in the South China Sea after rejecting Manila’s apology for the fatal shooting of a Taiwanese fisherman

Five other countries also gain observer status but a decision on the EU was deferred amid Canadian concern over its ban on seal product imports

SHANGHAI registered an inflation rate of 2.2 percent in April while its economy strengthened, showing resilience while China's overall economic performance fell short of expectation.

SHANGHAI stocks ended high today, led by small-cap firms and emerging industries after Premier Li Keqiang called for less government intervention in a market economy.

SHANGHAI stocks edged down this morning after Chinese Premier Li Keqiang indicated that the government is unlikely to roll out more stimulus measures to boost economy.

In this special edition of China Money Podcast, listen to former chairman and CEO of AIG, Hank Greenberg, discuss how the U.S. and China should jointly manage the Asia Pacific region, the transition of China's economic model, and China Development Bank's failed investment in San Fransisco. Hank Greenberg answered questions from former Morgan Stanley chief […]

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British fast fashion brand Topshop has completed the decoration of it first Chinese store in Hong Kong, and the new store will soon open its door to customers. Located in Asia Standard Tower, Queen's Road Central, the new Topshop store has two floors a…

THE price of oil slid by nearly US$1 a barrel Tuesday as the International Energy Agency raised its forecast for US oil production while cutting its prediction for global crude demand.

THE stock market marched back into record territory yesterday as investors seized on the latest encouraging news about the economy. This time, it was a report on the health of small businesses.

Chinese lifestyle service platform 58.com and Internet payment provider Alipay.com announced their strategic cooperation that aims to provide better used and secondhand goods trading services to Chinese Internet users. With the cooperation, 58.com will…

World’s biggest distiller becomes the latest casualty of China’s crackdown on conspicuous consumption as its sales of baiju slump 40%

Home Office under pressure from luxury retailers to streamline process for Asia’s high-spending shoppers who enter most of Europe with just one visa

Standard & Poor’s report says that in terms of outstanding non-financial debt the US will slip into second place in 2014-15

Working from home is getting its first tentative trials in China – but it’s not a wholly appealing prospect, Patti Waldmeir says

A worker poses with the new Nokia Lumia 925 at its launch in London yesterday. Nokia unveiled a lighter, metal model in its Lumia smartphone range as it tries to catch the eye of buyers to close the huge market lead of rivals Samsung and Apple in the l…

CHEUNG Kong Holdings Ltd, the developer controlled by Asia's richest man, is canceling the sale of HK$1.4 billion (US$180 million) of hotel rooms after Hong Kong's securities regulator began a probe into the transactions.