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CHINA could be forced to cut interest rates twice in the new year to offset falling prices and flagging economic activity.

Deal is first full purchase of US insurer by Chinese firm; Fosun eyeing banks, insurers to access long-term capital

Toyota Motor Corp is likely to miss its 2014 objective of selling over 1.1 million vehicles in China because of a faster-than-anticipated economic slowdown and resulting price war in the local auto market.

Chinese factories are struggling to cope with widespread excess capacity

China's trade will grow 3.5 per cent in 2014, implying the country will fall short of a current 7.5 per cent official growth targe

Direct trade contributed Dh605b to Dubai’s total foreign trade value

Aggressive fiscal or monetary policy is unlikely in China

Eager to glaze their products with the sheen of international sophistication, many homegrown retail brands use a non-Chinese name to suggest being foreign.

A group representing Toyota Motor Corp. dealers in one of China’s richest provinces is demanding that the automaker increase financial support and cut its sales targets to help reduce distributor losses. More than 80 percent of the dealers in Jiangsu province for Toyota’s joint venture with China FAW Group Corp. ...

Thailand has signed four cooperation agreements with China, mainly focusing on promoting the use of local currencies in their bilateral trade.

China is willing to help Russia if needed but believes that the country has the ability to overcome its current economic problems, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reportedly said.

Move largely symbolic as Beijing makes good on economic reform promises

BEIJING - China's trade minister proposed more use of China's currency in settling trade with Russia in the face of a falling ruble to ensure safe and reliable trade, Hong Kong broadcaster Phoenix TV reported on Saturday.

Move largely symbolic as Beijing makes good on economic reform promises

A Chinese executive at Nissan Motor’s China joint venture is under investigation for alleged corruption, as Beijing’s antigraft drive continues to focus on state-run companies.

Government says revision won’t affect 2014 economic growth

CINA - Pechino 19/1272104. Il prodotto interno lordo della Cina è stato del 3,4 per cento più grande rispetto all'anno scorso di quanto originariamente annunciato. Leggi tutto...

The National Bureau of Statistics said the revision was mainly because of better measurement of the size of the service sector after a recent economic census.

But 3.4% adjustment, equivalent to entire Singapore economy, may not allay scepticism over country’s official statistics