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Last Updated: July 7, 2016
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11.17.14First China-Made Plane Coming To U.S. Skies
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“This purchase marks the first time for any Chinese-made planes to enter an advanced market, and the U.S. has the highest standards, so this testifies to the achievement of Chinese aircraft manufacturing,” said Li Xianzhe of Avicopter to the South...
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10.13.14The Unrest In Hong Kong And China's Bigger Urban Crisis
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China, whose urban growth has been a great success story, now must consider changing development patterns, perhaps looking at lower density and more dispersed development.
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08.29.14China’s Toilet Paper Makers Flush With Cash
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China’s invention of toilet paper in the 6th century, came well ahead of the availability of modern toilet paper in the United States, where inventor Joseph Gayetty first marketed it in 1857.
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08.25.14China’s Movie Industry: All That Glitters Isn’t Gold
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If we just looked at their success, on the surface, the Chinese film industry appears to be flourishing; but there is some cause for concern.
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08.04.14What Microsoft Has Done Right (And Wrong) In China With Xbox One
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Half a year after China lifted its console ban, allowing gaming consoles to be legally sold within the country for the first time in over a decade, China’s console gamers are yet to get their hands on anything.
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08.03.14What Microsoft Has Done Right (And Wrong) In China With Xbox One
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Now that we have some details about the Chinese Xbox One—a price, a release date, game pricing and lineup, etc.—it’s possible to assess Microsoft’s chances of making a bigger dent in the market than gray-market consoles have.
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07.01.14China Housing Bubble Won’t Impact Global Financial Markets, Says Treasury Secretary Lew
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The Treasury Secretary said China’s housing market was not connected to the rest of the world, and was generally not over leveraged like it was in the U.S. and Europe.
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06.17.14China’s Answer To Its Poverty Of Space: Moving Mountains
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Chongqing, Shiyan, Yichang, Lanzhou and Yan’an. All belong to the “Yellow” China, a parched region tormented by a complicated geography that severely limits almost all human activities, such as farming, communications, construction or industry.
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06.03.14Finally, One Analyst Believes China Is Improving
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In recent years, an upbeat note on the Chinese economy has been hard to find. Step forward Nomura, which on June 3 raised its GDP forecast for the second quarter from 7.1% to 7.4% and its full year forecast from 7.4% to 7.5%.
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05.04.14Why India Will Soon Outpace China
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India’s decentralized, often chaotic economic model has been seen as inferior to China’s authoritarian, top-down model. A reappraisal of that view may soon be in order.
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04.28.14Apple, Be Afraid: China's Xiaomi Going Global
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Xiaomi’s Mi3 in China is cheaper than the iPhone 5c—1,999 yuan versus 4,488. No wonder Xiaomi outsells Apple, shipping 7.3 million phones in the fourth quarter of last year over Apple's 7 million.
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04.23.14Tesla CEO Makes Smooth Drive into China
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Tesla’s China launch, accompanied by a well-crafted publicity blitz, could help the company sell up to 5,000 cars in the market this year.
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04.14.14China Property Collapse Has Begun
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Walmart will be closing its Zhaohui store in Hangzhou on April 23 as a part of its overall plan to dump marginal locations—about nine percent of the total—in China.
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11.08.13In China There’s Not One City Without Stretches of Empty Houses
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It is impossible to know with certainty when the property bubble will burst, but burst it will, and anyone visiting China five years from now will be lucky to find prices at 60% of the current values.
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10.25.13Can China Keep Growing at 8% Annually?
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China’s economy grew by 7.8% in the third quarter, its fastest pace since the end of 2012. For most world leaders heading into a party conclave, this would be triumphant news, but now the debate is over how far Xi can and should go to...