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Between the five of them, there is a hefty amount of legal experience. Now, these top legal eagles, most of whom head departments in a range...

Police yesterday said they have evidence that Romanian Charge d’Affaires Silviu Ionescu was the driver of the car involved in a hit-and-run ...

No sooner has the dust settled on a claim by Henan authorities to have found the tomb of fabled ancient warlord Cao Cao than a new controver...

The world is trying to get a handle on China, the economy that emerged in a flash, and Beijing’s growing global clout

China’s credit boom is unlikely to lead to a credit crunch as the government is fiscally strong enough to absorb a bubble, Fitch Ratings sai...

Japan’s exports in December rose from a year earlier for the first time since before the financial crisis hit, but a rising yen and a growin...

Technology monster defeats parents

A closely watched trial that addresses the extent of the liability of independent directors of listed companies has resumed in the Subordina...

Shares of China XD Electric, which raised US$1.5 billion this month in a Shanghai IPO, unexpectedly fell in their trading debut on Thursday,...

A group of scientists from Fudan University in Shanghai have come up with a bizarre idea to verify the authenticity of a controversial ancie...

Otsuka, Shiseido add product lines for male clients

Copper headed for its longest losing streak in seven weeks and aluminium dropped to the lowest level in more than a month as China, the worl...

But both analysts and Singapore companies with sizeable presence in China will keep a close eye on developments there, after last week’s new...

Shanghai port, the country’s busiest, is becoming increasingly congested with US-bound vessels amid a frantic rush of shipments to the world...

Financially armed Chinese immigrants, pent up demand and low mortgage interest rates are starting to push prices up in the city’s real estat...

Withdrawing economic stimuli and tightening monetary policy are very difficult future policy choices, but something has to be done because a...

Footballers paying big bribes for places at the national team’s training camp and even bigger ones to play in international games. Foreign c...

Liu Peng thinks he knows what’s wrong with soccer on the mainland - and as the minister for sport, he hopes he has the cure.

200,000 yuan buys international call-up, claims Shanghai report, as sports minister says corruption is deeply rooted

The Hong Kong branch of accounting giant Ernst & Young, which in September l paid US$200 million to creditors of its collapsed former cl...