China’s Louis Vuitton-toting rich have captivated the attention of the markets. But it’s the instant-noodle-munching man on the street that’s the more resilient source of earnings. > Read more
China’s interest-rate swaps climbed to a three-month high as the central bank boosted borrowing costs in money-market operations that injected a record 220 billion yuan ($34.6 billion) into the financial system. > Read more
China’s big cities are announcing large investment plans intended to boost slowing growth rates, but just how much of a lift they will give to the economy remains uncertain. > Read more
China Daily KPMG LLP, the global accounting firm, said it does not see a hard landing ahead for China’s economy, and has predicted that the economy is set to see stable growth in the second half of 2012. > Read more
The Dragon became a main design element in Western luxury brands at the start of 2012, as their wealthy Chinese customers prepare to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. >>> Read more
