Most economists think China's economic growth had to slow down. As one notes, economies that were once the world's fastest growing such as Japan and South Korea maintained 8 to 10 percent growth for 20 years, then slowed to 7 percent or less.
As China is now the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide, there is talk that it is considering setting an absolute cap on such emissions from 2016.
Although "Citizen of the World" is one of the most overused modern phrases, it's entirely accurate when applied to Barry Cathey.
The models at the Oiselle fashion show in New York last week were the first to admit it: They were more at home on a running track than on a runway.
The slowing of Chinese economic growth and cooling of the real estate industry have heated up the debate about whether housing and the economy as a whole have formed bubbles.
Despite recent negative economic indicators across Europe, and the eurozone in particular, there is a ray of hope as China's high-tech companies expand across the continent.
As Alibaba kicked off its IPO roadshow in the US, company founder Jack Ma is reported to have said that during his visit to the country 15 years ago, he couldn't succeed in raising $2 million. This time, Ma said he hoped he could take home "some more".
Northwestern province uses heritage legacy to boost economy and industry
Hoteliers are poised to shift their focus from luxury to mid-scale hotels in China amid worries that the industry's glamour days are over in the second largest economy.
It is impossible to come up with a plan that the property owner totally agrees to. But I am confident in my design. A designer must be absolutely confident to produce works that can win the heart of property owners.
Fed up with running on a treadmill? Intimidated by the grueling full marathon distance? Or fearful of polluted air outside? Why not try a vertical run up the stairs of the China World Summit Wing, in Beijing.
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