Articles in China Business
China and India have been at odds over some mountain territory since the two countried fought back in 1962.
India claims China took territory -abt 125,000 sq km (50,000 sq mi) – from them after the …
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment has signed an agreement with Zoke Culture Group, China’s largest video distributor.
Fox will release some 100 movies from its library next year to China and Zoke will distribute them through …
China’s household savings saw their first drop in more than five years.
Personal deposits fell by 7.6 billion yuan ($965 million) down to only 15.7 trillion yuan ($2 trillion).
Despite the fall, overall savings were up …
A Chinese cruise company is planning to launch a love boat up the Hangpu River of Shanghai.
Men must be worth $250,000 or 2 million Chineses yuan and the women must be good looking – but …
Chinese universities have banned illegally copied foreign textbooks.
The Ministry of Education has given universities until the end of the year to clean up its act.
Chinese universities and students aren’t able to afford the higher quality …
General Motors Corp launched a new luxury Cadillac in China last week.
The car maker rolled out four models of the Cadillac Seville Luxury Sedan (SLS) in Shanghai.
The price tags range from 500,000 yuan ($63.5K) to …
China’s premier promised IOC Prez Rogge that China’s Beijing Games would be Green Games.
This press release was issued:
"The Beijing Organizing Committee for 2008 Olympic Games (BOCOG) has passed the overall examination of its environmental management …
China announced that there are about 400 million less people in China now as a result of the ‘one child’ policy initiated in the 1970s.
For good or for bad, that’s a whole nation or two …
Chinese like to use famous people and places to name their products.
The Great Wall Vases, or Forbidden City Eye glasses. Some companies went even as far as to name themselves after particulary strong typhoons.
But this …
China has suffered from pollution problems.
The environmental watchdog association says:
1. One-tenth of China’s arable land is damaged by pollution.
2. Each year, 12 million tons of grain are contaminated by heavy metals in the soil at …

