Infiniti's growing China connection

Better engagement with local community key to business success amid market slowdown, says its president

After riding Internet wave, top woman investor bets on hardware

Long before she became the first woman to figure in the top-10 on Forbes "Midas List" of leading venture capital investors this year, GGV Capital's Jenny Lee cut her teeth as an engineer on Singapore's fighter jets.

Lenovo set to hike prices as currency moves raise costs

Component imports from South Korea, US and Japan may become expensive

Yuan boost for Christmas tree exporter

Decision to devalue China's currency will help companies boost sales and drive growth in overseas markets

Toyota to restart output in Tianjin

Toyota Motor Corp is beginning trial production of cars at its China plants that were shut after explosions in Tianjin, the first step in reopening the facilities following a two-week closure, people familiar with the matter said.

Chinese foot massage firm finds a listing niche on Australian bourse

Traditional Chinese medicine is set to spread its wings to overseas bourses, with a Chinese foot massage company looking to list its shares on the Sydney-based Australian Securities Exchange.

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Yuan depreciation fears surface again

Despite policymakers taking monetary easing measures to tackle currency fluctuations, expectations of a further yuan depreciation persist ahead of possible increase in interest rates by the United States Federal Reserve.

Domestic airlines could face financial turbulence

Major Chinese airlines face a turbulent time with a weaker yuan trimming profits.

Currency ripples felt by China's trading partners

Shock waves from the decision to devalue the yuan against the US dollar earlier this month have reverberated across Asia.

Equities continue on a roller coaster ride

Mainland shares fall further as Hong Kong recovers from losses Equities continued their wild swings on Tuesday, with shares falling by another 7.63 percent in Shanghai and bouncing back from losses in Hong Kong.