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Cinema

"Mountains may depart" asks where is China going?

This week’s Cinema Box contains Jia Zhangke’s latest movie. “Mountains may depart”, which manages to be an intimate yet powerful portrayal of

15 January 2016

Economy

China's exports up for December

A boost for China’s exports came in data for December which showed a rise of 2.3 percent from a year ago in yuan-denominated terms. Forecasts were

13 January 2016

Korea

South Korea appeals to China to rein in North over nuclear tests

South Korea has appealed to China to use its influence to rein in North Korea, warning of further provocation from its northern neighbour after its

13 January 2016

China

China's Golden Mega Mao is no more

Click for eerie pics of the 36-metre monolith being torn down. The question is, why?

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Economy

European shares fall at the end of a rough week for markets

A day of mixed trading in the markets. European shares fell on Friday with lingering worries about China leaving the region’s stock markets with

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Impressive car accident in China

Turning your car into a soft-top is easier than you might think. This driver in the city of Ningbo, east China was able to look on the bright side

China

China: trading rallies after volatile start to 2016

Following a volatile first week of the year, the Shanghai Composite closed two percent higher on Friday (January 8). Trading in China’s markets has

Economy

European shares fell sharply but came off lows after China suspends its circuit breaker mechanism

European markets fell sharply on Thursday after China accelerated the depreciation of the yuan, but came off lows after the Shanghai and Shenzen

Economy

European economies face harsh headwinds from China

Headwinds from China again for European economies. As China’s financial markets remain relatively closed exposure for banks is limited, but trading

World News

European shares fall sharply as China accelerates depreciation of the yuan

There was panic on global markets for a second time since the start of the year as China accelerated the depreciation of the yuan. European shares

China

China stock trading suspended again as shares plunge

Trading on China’s stock markets was suspended for the day on Thursday, for the second time this week, as shares, again, nosedived more than 7

Business Line

Catching China's cold

It is said when America sneezes the world catches a cold. In this first edition of 2016 we look at what happens to the world when China gets sick

Business Series

Huawei smartphones top the 100 million sales mark

Huawei has become the first Chinese company to ship more than 100 million smartphones. The 2015 shipments defied a market slowdown and jumped 44

Economy

Chinese services sector slowdown

Another sign the world’s second-largest economy may be losing steam comes in a private survey which showed China’s services sector expanded at its

China

China: Man detained after bus fire leaves 17 dead

An apparently suicidal man suspected of starting a bus fire that killed 17 people in China has been detained after a siege on a building site, state

China

Fourteen die in China bus fire

It’s been reported that 14 people have died in a bus fire in northern China. More than 30 others are said to have been injured. The incident

China

Hong Kong: why are there fears over fundamental freedoms?

Five publishers disappear in two months

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Pigs on the run

Traffic on a motorway way in north China was brought to a stop after a truck carrying pigs overturned. It took four hours to herd all 96 hogs back

China

China: miners must wait a week for rescue

Supplies passed down via boreholes

China

China-North Korea trade zone fails to get off the ground

It is supposed to be a key economic gateway to reclusive North Korea. But two months after its opening, business activity in a trade zone of the

30 December 2015