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Wealth quote of the day by Deng Xiaoping: “To be rich is glorious......” How Deng transformed China into a superpower challenging U.S. hegemony?Wealth quote of the day by the father of modern Chinese economy, Deng Xiaoping: “Poverty is not socialism. To be rich is glorious.” Deng Xi...- Twelve killed in residential fire in southern China, Xinhua reportsThe blaze broke out on Tuesday at 9:20 pm local time (1320 GMT) in a four-storey building and was extinguished about 40 minutes later, Xinh...
- Typhoon Ragasa: If you have tickets booked on Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, check for cancellationsSuper Typhoon Ragasa disrupts air travel in Hong Kong. Singapore Airlines, Scoot, and Cathay Pacific cancel numerous flights. Hong Kong Int...
- Migrant workers moving out coastal cities as crisis grips Chinese economyThe Chinese economy is facing a crisis, with migrant workers, labor brokers, and shop owners moving out of coastal cities and returning hom...
- Key reason for supply shortages: Americans keep spendingUnless spending snaps sharply back to services — or something else leads people to stop buying so much — it could take deep into 2022 or ev...
- Indian SEZs promised ease of doing business. Industry instead found regulatory & compliance troublesIndia’s experiment with the special economic zones has helped it push up exports and investments. But why hasn’t the country been able to e...
- India needs to copy China better if it wants to be the next manufacturing powerhouseTo lure manufacturers away from the mainland, though, India is going to have to convince them that they’ll be able to operate just as easil...
- China exporters look inwards as virus hits overseas marketsChinese online marketplace Taobao said the number of foreign trading companies opening stores on its domestic-focused platform spiked 160 p...
- Epicentre of COVID-19 pandemic, China to host Asian Youth Games in 2021The Chinese city of Wuhan was the epicentre of the pandemic that is still sweeping across the world with Western Europe and USA being the w...
- China's bluechips post best weekly gain in over 3 yrs on trade deal hopesThe blue-chip CSI300 index rose 2.3 per cent, to 3,520.12 points, its highest closing level since July 26, 2018.
- China stocks reverse gains as benchmark rate cut seen unlikelyThe Shanghai Composite index fell 0.34 per cent to 2,751.80.
- Chinese products will no longer be cheaper now: Beijing mulls price hikeChina’s manufacturing prices rose in September for the first time in almost five years and overall producer prices also clambered out of ne...
- Climate change threatens 55 million people in India's coastal areas: ReportIt could lock in enough sea level rise to submerge land currently home to more than half a billion people globally if the temperature spike...
- 20 billionaires who believe in giving back to the societyScores of the world's wealthiest people have donated their riches to hundreds of causes. Here's a look at some of them.
- Sotheby's London to auction some of the earliest photographs of ChinaOn 14 May 2013, Sotheby's London will auction some of the earliest photographs of China, including the first photographic views of Dagu (Ta...
- Yiwu - A traders' paradiseThis Shanghai suburb, was created as a small commodity city in 1982. The current population is 1.2 mn and it is being developed as the supe...
- Chinese officials warned against "idea of democracy"Chinese officials have been asked to refrain from using force in dealing with agitations as the "ideas of democracy" is beginning to take r...
- Celebrating an economic turnaroundChina observed 60th anniversary of founding of People's Republic on 1 October. The celebrations, which have been under preparation for more...
- Recalls seen leading to industry shake-up in ChinaCompany boss Kuma Gu is busier than usual these days rushing his factory's last batch of radio-controlled toys onto the production line to ...
- Will India recreate China’s SEZ magic?New Delhi has sanctioned close to 200 SEZs. China has only six SEZs since kicking off the policy in 1979.
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