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Tuesday 30 Apr '13For an economy used to growing at double-digit rates, the last several quarters have been unusual for China.
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Saturday 13 Apr '13The BRICS summit at Durban was keenly watched for several reasons.
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Thursday 21 Feb '13China’s status as the world’s largest goods exporter has much to do with its imports from Taiwan, South Korea and Japan.
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Saturday 19 Jan '13Pollution has reached alarming levels in many Chinese cities. China is paying the price of being the world’s factory.
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Wednesday 02 Jan '13A top priority for the new Chinese leadership will be addressing the challenges in the regional economic landscape.
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Thursday 15 Nov '12Apart from emphasising the importance of youth, the new leadership is also tackling issues like corruption head-on.

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column-employers-begin-favouring-asian-universities
Tuesday 06 Nov '12And pass-outs from top Chinese institutions start becoming the most sought-after by global businesses.
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Thursday 25 Oct '12The iPhone 5 would hardly have sold as much and as quickly, as it has, had it not had strong contract manufacturers assembling it overnight.
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Saturday 22 Sep '12The political conflict has worsened since 2010, when China overtook Japan to become the second-largest economy
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Wednesday 05 Sep '12The main impetus of China’s economic growth will continue to be large domestic investment and not exports or FDI.
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Thursday 23 Aug '12GDP growth is slowing, FIIs are pulling out and high labour costs are threatening to erode export competitiveness.
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Wednesday 08 Aug '12Strategic emerging industries’ share in GDP is targeted at 8% by 2015 and 15% by 2020, from 4% currently.
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Monday 09 Jul '12Part of the good life is the comfort assured by migrant labour managing jobs locals no longer want to do.
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Tuesday 24 Apr '12An appreciating currency and a declining current account surplus is good for both China and the world.
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Thursday 12 Apr '12GDP growth will not be too employment-intensive since large parts of it comes from services, which is more productivity-driven.
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Friday 30 Mar '12Modern China is split between two conflicting objectives in managing the tobacco industry—health risks & rising revenues.
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Saturday 03 Mar '12China’s amazing achievements on manufacturing and industry often divert attention from its services sector.
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Monday 06 Feb '12China’s film industry earned $1.6 billion in 2010 to become one of the largest movie industries in the world.
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Friday 13 Jan '12There was a time when high-end products were designed according to tastes and preferences of consumers in high-income markets. The latter were the OECD economies, with Japan the only Asian member in the group.
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Tuesday 27 Dec '11The first impression—if not the best—is certainly an influential impression, as far as doing business is concerned.
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Monday 12 Dec '11The number of rural poor in China has just gone up by around 100 million.
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Friday 18 Nov '11Can Facebook be accessed in China?
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Monday 31 Oct '11The world’s second largest economy is increasingly realising the pitfalls of pursuing an aggressive high-growth strategy that is leading to social unrest and tensions at home.
column-a-more-sober-asia
Tuesday 11 Oct '11Asia in 2011 is not looking as good as Asia in 2010. Going by the International Monetary Fund’s projections, Asia in 2012 also will not be very different from 2011.
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Tuesday 20 Sep '11Will the global currency club of five comprising the US dollar, Japanese yen, euro, pound sterling and Swiss franc be expanding soon by including the Chinese yuan?