Jiangsu Chunlan is perhaps the last listed electric appliance company that has slipped into red ink.
At the height of stock reform, Shenzhen Development Bank is stealthily implementing a strategic transformation. It’s counting on a “soft landing” after the shock.
After the Internet, urban commercial banks (UCBs) have become one of the hottest fields for investment.
China’s financial industry is learning from an innovative new credit model-banks combined with venture capital.
A lack of international expertise and a habit of only tapping into a limited domestic talent pool has backed China’s fund companies into a corner.
A new Sichuan region is emerging after the earthquake, thanks in large part to a new business-like efficiency.
Dairy giant Taizinai is in crisis. To blame are flawed decision making, blind expansion, and the personality of an all-powerful leader.
Investment has dried up and the liquidation of China’s real estate industry is underway. For some companies, the results will be painful.
The financial crisis has fundamentally changed the balance of power between suppliers and buyers of flat panel displays across the Taiwan Strait: suppliers in Taiwan are being forced to make concessions to buyers in Mainland China. But the buyers - TV manufacturers - have some fresh ideas.