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The relentless slowdown in the broader Chinese economy that has been under way for the last few years appears to be worsening, and deep-seated problems in the real estate, manufacturing and financial sectors are becoming more acute
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Beijing’s economic competence questioned

Leadership under pressure as growth continues to grind down and debt piles up

Alibaba chairman Jack Ma, center, tasted Washington apples at Alibaba Group Headquarters in Hangzhou, China on Oct. 14
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Ecommerce offers a faster way to market

There are companies so powerful that they have become the ‘ministry of the internet’

An elderly man walks past The People's Bank of China in Beijing on August 12, 2015
©AFP
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Legacy of China’s stimulus plan is mixed

The legacy of the government’s economic stimulus plan is mixed, leading to a vast increase in debt

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‘One Belt One Road’ greeted with caution

Little indication of where the money from the development plan might flow, or how to tap into it

Susan Ning of King & Wood Mallesons, Beijing
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‘Dawn raid’ drills may become de rigueur

Foreign companies are confronting a broader array of regulatory risks than ever before

Street view of West Nanjing road, Shanghai as seen in June 2010
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Returning Chinese replace European expats

The number of expatriates arriving in Shanghai on lavish corporate packages is falling

File photo of the company logo of Li & Fung is displayed at Li Fung Tower, where the company is based, in an industrial district in Hong Kong
©Reuters
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Li & Fung: Family ties prove indispensable

Company reinventing itself after more than 100 years in the sourcing business

Erick Robinson of Rouse
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Respect is a prerequisite for doing business

The better road is one of calm and thoughtfulness rather than agitation and hostility

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Founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group Jack Ma celebrates as the Alibaba stock goes live during the company's initial price offering (IPO) at the New York Stock Exchange on September 19, 2014 in New York City
©Andrew Burton/GettyImages
Nov 3, 2014

Slowdown is part of China’s new narrative

Shifts in investment patterns and internal problems signal end to strong growth

Shoppers ride on escalators inside the K11 Art Mall, operated by New World Development Co., during its opening in Shanghai, China, on Friday, June 28, 2013
©Bloomberg
Nov 3, 2014

Rising costs put squeeze on profits

Local consumers are not prepared to pay the prices that foreign customers will

Nov 3, 2014

Corruption a symptom of healthcare ills

Beijing plans to improve care for its 1.4bn citizens, but distrust of private hospitals is a hurdle

Nov 3, 2014

Antitrust fines fail to stall automakers

The euphoria from the biggest automotive boom in industrial history is being tempered by unexpected risks

Nov 3, 2014

Beijing looms large in Hong Kong’s future

Fears increase over impact on business of territory’s electoral reform plans

Nov 3, 2014

Hermès takes the long view over style

Even as Beijing cracks down on extravagance, brand holds its appeal for sophisticates

Nov 3, 2014

Liberalisation threatens short-term stability

Policy makers set sights on long-term growth and patient investors will find plenty of opportunities

Nov 3, 2014

Caution over Shanghai test ground

Critics are disappointed, one year on, at the slow pace of change in this important test area for reforms

Nov 3, 2014

How to stay ahead of mobile revolution

The search for gateway apps is driving acquisitions in a dynamic industry

Nov 3, 2014

China needs to be top of Europe’s agenda

The country is now an economic superpower that helps shape global practices and invests overseas

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