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Business News

China to Launch ‘Core Module’ for Space Station Around 2018

China plans to have a working permanent manned space station around 2022.

By Reuters

Business News

China’s LeEco Unveils All-Electric Concept Car

The company hopes to compete directly with Tesla's Model S.

By Reuters

Business Operations & Logistics

The Sharing Economy Is Absolutely Blowing Up in China

Its value is estimated to be almost $300 billion, according to data recently released by a government agency.

By Catherine Clifford

Business Accounting

This City Just Unseated New York City as the Billionaire Capital of the World

A new study found that most of the world's billionaires call Beijing home.

By Nina Zipkin

Building a Business

Uber Losing $1 Billion a Year to Compete in China

The company's Chinese business boosted its valuation last month to more than $8 billion after raising more than $1 billion in its latest funding round.

By Reuters

Building a Business

The Pros and Cons of Manufacturing in China

With economic turmoil overseas and controversy in the election rhetoric, China is in the cross hairs. But it is still a good place to do business, under the right circumstances.

By Greg Shugar

Building a Business

China Is a Problem, But Higher Tariffs Are Not the Solution

Pushing higher tariffs may win Trump some votes, but his politics would yield awful economic policy.

By Ray Hennessey

Building a Business

China Remains Rich in Opportunities for Entrepreneurs Who Keep Calm

The scary headlines about the Chinese stock market obscure the larger facts about the giant nation's continuing growth.

By Ryan McMunn

Business News

Uber Drives Into China’s Tourism Industry With New Partnership

The ridesharing giant just snagged an investment from HNA Group, the Chinese aviation and shipping conglomerate.

By Reuters

Marketing

International Holidays and Festivals Could Mean Big Business for Online Retailers

Traditional celebrations in Russia, China and Brazil are three largely unexplored -- and likely lucrative -- ecommerce markets.

By Oren Levy

Business News

Disney Teams With Alibaba to Launch Streaming Service in China

Customers can stream Disney's television shows, movies and other media via a Mickey Mouse-shaped device.

By Arjun Kharpal

Building a Business

The Chinese Warren Buffett Is the Latest Financier to Go Missing

He might be involved in an anti-corruption case.

By Scott Cendrowski

Business News

U.S. and China Establish Guidelines for Requesting Assistance in Fighting Cyber Crime

In addition to the agreement, China and the U.S. will conduct 'tabletop exercises' in the spring.

By Reuters

Building a Business

China Says Hack of U.S. Government Was Not State Sponsored

The cyber attack was the work of criminals, according to China's official Xinhua news agency.

By Reuters

Business News

Alibaba’s Singles’ Day Sales Surge Past $14 Billion

The one-day ecommerce shopping event in China is bigger than Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined.

By Reuters

Business News

Shoppers Prepare for Record Singles Day, China’s Biggest 1-Day Shopping Event

Alibaba was the first company to capitalize on the holiday in 2009, and it's now the biggest 24-hour shopping event.

By Nyshka Chandran

Business News

McDonald’s U.S. Sales Rise for First Time in Two Years

The fast-food company's latest quarterly results suggest its turnaround efforts are bearing fruit.

By Reuters

Building a Business

Yum Brands, Parent Company of Taco Bell and KFC, Is Spinning Off Its China Business

The company's China unit has been beset by food scandals and marketing missteps.

By Reuters

Building a Business

Google Is Creeping Back Into China With an Investment in AI

The U.S. company is making inroads to the world's second-largest economy.

By Arjun Kharpal

Business News

New iPhones Set Record Sales in First Weekend

Apple sold more than the 13 million phones it expected to sell.

By Reuters

Business News

Uber Launches a New Carpooling Service in China

The service allows drivers to pick up passengers on their way to and from work.

By Laura Entis