Toyota's China sales slump recovers slightly in December
Toyota Motor is still dogged by a sales crisis Japanese carmakers are suffering in China as a result of a territorial row between the two countries but December sales proved “surprisingly resilient”, a...
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Passenger Rail Transport in China Industry Research Report – Now Available...
Revenue from the Passenger Railway Transport industry in China has been increasing at an annualized rate 13.1% over the past five years to $25.4 billion in 2012, says IBISWorld. China's railway system...
View ArticleRecord chill grips China
A record chill across China has delayed flights, trapped ships in ice and left China's Inner Mongolia region dependent on aid. Meteorologists blamed cold fronts caused, they say, by melting polar ice...
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Google Quietly Gives Up Its Fight To Combat Censorship In China (GOOG)
Google has quietly removed a feature that warned Chinese citizens when they were searching for terms banned by the Chinese government, reports Chinese censorship watchdog site, Greatfire.org. For...
View ArticleChina full steam ahead with largest nuclear project
Construction of the Shidaowan nuclear power plant will be developed by China Huaneng Group’s Shandong-based subsidiary has begun. It was slated to commence in 2011, but was postponed following Japan’s...
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Pirate architects of China copy a building that isn't even finished
China isn't afraid to brazenly mimic architecture, but copycats have now turned their attention to buildings that don’t even exist yet. A construction team in Southern China is copying the Wangjing...
View ArticleFirst concrete poured for China's Tianwan-3
First concrete was poured yesterday for the third unit of China's Tianwan nuclear power plant in the country's eastern Jiangsu province. Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom said a ceremony was...
View ArticleChina plunges to worst chills in 28 years
China Meteorological Administration says the country’s average temperature has hit the lowest in 28 years this winter, as snow and ice throughout China have closed highways, canceled flights and...
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China starts building new nuclear power plant
China starts building new nuclear power plant Associated Press Copyright 2013 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Updated...
View ArticleChina to reform forced labour camps, say state media
'Re-education through labour' allows police to jail criminals without using courts and has targeted activists, claim critics China is to reform its controversial system of forced labour camps this...
View ArticleChina Armco Metals Receives a Purchase Order of 60,000 Tons of Scrap Steel...
SAN MATEO, Calif., Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- China Armco Metals, Inc. (NYSE MKT: CNAM) ("China Armco" or the "Company"), a distributor of imported metal ore and metal recycler with a new state-......
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Huge Chemical Leak In China Was Not Reported For Nearly A Week
This weekend the Chinese city of Handan — which has a metro area population of nearly 9 million — was forced to cut off its water supply after contamination by industrial chemicals. At least 9 tons of...
View ArticleChina holds up Boeing 787 deliveries
The Chinese government agency that approves aircraft in that country has yet to improve Boeing Co.'s 787, so Dreamliner deliveries to several Chinese airlines have been delayed. Reuters reports the...
View ArticleChina's crop harvests brace for winter snap
The coldest winter in 28 years in China, the world's largest wheat producer, may hamper the developing winter crop, according to the official China National Grain and Oils Information Centre. The...
View ArticleJapanese car sales slump in China amid row
Japan's top three carmakers said yesterday that sales in mainland China slumped last year as a consumer boycott sparked by a territorial row took a heavy toll. Nissan - which has the most exposure to...
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China censorship protest attracts support
Anger over China's draconian censorship regulation sparked by propaganda authority's interference with newspaper's editorial Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the headquarters of a southern...
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China anti-censorship protest attracts support across country
Anger over China's draconian censorship regulation sparked by propaganda authority's interference with newspaper's editorial Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the headquarters of a southern...
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Cambodia’s low wages lure manufacturers away from China, other countries
PHNOM PENH — Inside a gleaming white and blue garment factory in Cambodia stand rows of second-hand Singers – weathered sewing machines transported from a plant in China, which closed last year. The...
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What China's copycat culture means for architecture
An alpine town, the Eiffel Tower, the whole Manhattan skyline … China is replicating the world's architectural gems. But now Zaha Hadid would like it to stop With its soaring church spire,...
View ArticleChina's online search newcomer Qihoo 360 gains market share
China's online search market received a dose of competition in 2012, with Qihoo 360 (NYSE: QIHU) gaining a 10.5 per cent share in December. In one of the few markets where market monolith Google is not...
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