Stocks of high-technology and startup companies will likely get a boost with the planned launch of a trading link between the exchanges in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, home to many Chinese information technology and software enterprises.
China will accelerate the creation of privately owned commercial banks this year, according to a top banking regulation official.
Accounting and budget reforms trigger growth in direct borrowing
A comprehensive understanding of the local market, regulations and business culture is crucial for Chinese companies that invest in overseas projects, especially when it comes to property.
Have you booked a holiday using Airbnb or Tujia.com? Have you used an app to get around town? Or have you listened to Spotify or KuGou rather than purchase music?
Internet finance offers innovative products and services based on Internet "thinking", and these new services are grabbing attention.
Price and life of batteries expected to be key issues for wearables
Japan's economy escaped recession last quarter but grew less than first estimated as demand and wages remained weak, the government said on Monday.
A growing number of Chinese farmers are making full use of
GlaxoSmithKline Plc, the UK drugmaker that was the target of a Chinese government probe last year, is firing about 110 employees in the Asian country for misconduct more than 18 months ago, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Writing on business in China and India is not easy. Not just because it runs up against a growing and voluminous literature on various aspects of the two countries and their comparative engagements. The challenge is in identifying details and complexities characterizing China and India. These escape observers focused on the big picture, preoccupied with facile questions of when in the foreseeable future will the Indian growth rate match that of the Chinese; or how the "manufacturing" China strategically complements the "services" India.
Many female executives who are seeking to get onto a public or private company board are going about it in the wrong way, say Nancy Calderon and Susan Stautberg, authors of the new book Women on Board. Pursuing a board position is not the same as looking for a job. Interviewing for a job requires you to demonstrate your leadership skills, while interviewing for a director's position requires you to demonstrate how well you'd fit into the board's culture, according to the book.
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