Alibaba Is Planning Its Comeback From the World’s Biggest Wipeout of Market Value

It took less than a year for Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. to turn from a stock-market darling into the biggest source of shareholder losses worldwide.

China’s Secret Gold Hoarding Strategy

China’s recent stock market gyrations have some analysts now calling China the biggest bubble in history. But those who write off China because of market volatility are missing a more important long-term trend of Chinese geopolitical and monetary ascendancy.

China Car Sales Drop Flashes Yellow Light for Its Economy

When China’s economy was booming, motorists became a symbol of the nation’s new spending power. Now, falling car sales may be more a symbol of China’s steady deceleration.

China May Tip World Into Recession: Morgan Stanley

Forget about all the shoes, toys and other exports. China may soon have another thing to offer the world: a recession.

China April Economic Reports Signal PBOC Has More Work Ahead

China’s economy showed little evidence of an acceleration at the start of the second quarter, with slower lending and investment data signaling that the central bank has more to do to shore up growth.

China Factory Gauge Falls From Initial Reading

A Chinese manufacturing gauge fell from an initial reading a week ago as a property slump weighs on the world’s second-largest economy.

If China's Economy Slows, What Happens To Its Healthcare Plans?

For the last decade, guessing when China’s economy will slow down has been something of a sport. Much of this is because such a moment, or as those most pessimistic have long argued, an “inevitable” domestic financial crisis, would test the Beijing Model.

Commodity Revenue at Top Banks Climbs in Asia as Loans Rise

Commodity revenue at the world’s top 10 investment banks advanced 9 percent in the Asia-Pacific region in the first half as financing increased for oil and metals producers in China, said Coalition.

China's Cooling Economy: GDP Fell To 7.5%, Will Drop To 6.9% Next Year

The global economy may no longer be able to rely on China to be the growth engine it’s been in the past.

China Service Industries Expand at Slower Pace: Survey

China’s service industries expanded at a slower pace last month, adding to the drag on growth in the world’s second-biggest economy after manufacturing lost momentum.

China Set to Exit Slowdown as Government Supports Infrastructure

China’s economy is set to exit a seven-quarter slowdown as the government rolls out infrastructure projects and limited inflation lets officials hold off from tightening monetary policy.

China Takes Cue From U.S., Expands Budget Deficit

The U.S. isn’t the only nation with a budget problem. First there is all of Europe. And now there is China.

China's Economy At A Turning Point

All this year, the drumbeat with respect to China’s economy has been consistent. As the economies in Europe and the United States — China’s two largest export markets — have continued to struggle, and China has tightened credit in its war against inflation, the China economy has been slowing noticeably.

China Shock of 5% Growth Seen Deferred by Manufacturers’ Inland Migration

Guangzhou Constant Shoes Co. is set to abandon Guangdong, the southeastern province at the center of China’s exporting boom since the 1980s, by shifting most of its production 500 kilometers (311 miles) inland.