Business News
China Calls U.S. Hacking Accusations ‘Groundless’
As American intelligence officials call to beef up cybersecurity, China denies any involvement in hacking.
By Reuters
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Building a Business
Apple’s Tim Cook Attempts to Reassure Investors Amid Market Turmoil
Building a Business
Airbnb Is Going After the Exploding Market of Chinese Travelers
Building a Business
4 Reasons to Pivot Your Business Toward Asia
Asia is an untapped market with huge potential, creating opportunities to grow businesses in a multitude of industries.
By Zach Cutler
Building a Business
Report: Chinese Hackers Attack U.S. Travel Industry
American Airlines and the reservation processing company Sabre Corp. have been targeted in the latest round of security breaches.
By Laura Entis
Business Operations & Logistics
China Seeks to Control the Web and Your Business Is Caught in the Middle
American businesses cannot stay neutral in what is clearly now an all-out war over the future of the worldwide Internet.
Business News
In Online Sales Push, Wal-Mart Buys Out Chinese Ecommerce Firm
The investment will help Wal-Mart target China's fast-growing online market at a time when largely brick and mortar retailers are feeling the pinch of competition from online rivals and a slowing of the world's second-largest economy.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Rumor, Manipulation and Change: 5 Founders’ Views on the Chinese Economy
Government manipulation of economic data may be one reason for widespread pessimism.
By Ryan McMunn
Building a Business
By the Numbers: Amazon vs. Alibaba (Infographic)
As Amazon prepares to celebrate its 20th birthday, here's a look at how it stacks up against the Chinese ecommerce giant.
Business Accounting
What China’s Stock Market Troubles Mean for U.S. Entrepreneurs
The situation could have major implications for American companies that manufacture in the world's second-largest economy.
By Laura Entis
Building a Business
Amazon’s Loan Program for Sellers Expands Into New Markets
Amazon Lending, its business loan program for small sellers, will be available in eight more countries later this year.
By Reuters
Business News
Why China Is Building Airports Like Crazy
More than 60 of its inland airports are under expansion and another 30 new regional airports are in the process of being built.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Taxi App War: Uber’s Competitor in China Raises $1.5 Billion
Days after news leaked that Uber would be investing $1 billion in China, reports claim the newly merged Uber competitor Didi Kuaidi is raising its own, bigger round.
Entrepreneurs
Why Alibaba’s Jack Ma Sees Himself as an ‘Artist,’ and Maybe You Should, Too
The founder and chairman of Alibaba Group shared a range of surprising insights with American business owners during his U.S. visit this week.
Building a Business
Red China, Red Tape: How to Start a Business There
There's the "hard" way and the "risky" way. Here are the pros and cons for both.
By Ryan McMunn
Entrepreneurs
6 Tips on How to Find a Job in China
Want to be a global entrepreneur or employee? Here are the resources to get started.
By Ryan McMunn
Business News
Alibaba CEO Steps Down Amid Company-Wide Hiring Freeze
Meanwhile, the company's quarterly revenue rose 45 percent, beating analysts' expectations.
By Reuters
Business News
New iPhone Market for Apple: China
Smartphone sales in the country outpaced those in the U.S. and gave Apple's earnings a significant boost.
By Reuters
Building a Business
5 Ways Entrepreneurs Get It Wrong With China-Expansion Strategy
As a huge section of the global market, understanding how to conduct business in China is a must.
By Wendy Huang
Building a Business
Social Coding Site GitHub Hit by Days-Long Cyber Attack
China is reportedly the source of the attack.
By Reuters
Marketing
10 Starbucks Frappuccinos You Can’t Buy in America
As the famous drink celebrates its 20th birthday, check out where in the world you can buy flavors such as cheesecake and red bean.
By Kate Taylor
Building a Business
Tesla Shedding Jobs in China as Sales Target Missed
Some positions are being eliminated while others are added, but overall headcount has gone down in a restructuring drive.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Martha Stewart and Jack Ma Powwow About Global Domination
The woman at the head of the U.S. home decor empire and the man at the head of the gigantic Chinese ecommerce platform have risen to become titans of business by bowing at the altar of the middle class.
Business News
Elon Musk Threatens Layoffs After Tesla Sold Just 120 Cars in China Last Month
Many Tesla owners in China, which Musk has said is a market rife with potential, complain of an inadequate charging infrastructure.
By Geoff Weiss
Buying a Franchise
Struggles in Asia Drag Down McDonald’s January Sales
McDonald's global sales dropped almost 2 percent in January, even though same-store sales rose in the U.S. for the first time in more than a year.
By Kate Taylor
Building a Business
How U.S. Entrepreneurs Can Expand or Partner in Asia
In the last four years, changes in Hong Kong's and Singapore's startup scenes have created opportunities -- and China's consumer market is evolving, too.
Building a Business
A Chinese-Food Delivery Man Ends Up Driving One of Hong Kong’s Hottest Startups
Steven Lam's fast-growing company, GoGo Van, bills itself as the Uber of delivery vans and has raised $17 million in venture capital.
Marketing
Pretty People Eat for Free at This Chinese Restaurant
A restaurant in central China is offering free meals to the 50 most beautiful customers who walk through the doors every day, as judged by a panel of local plastic surgeons.
By Kate Taylor
Business News
Dunkin’ Donuts to Make Massive Push Into China
China will soon run on Dunkin' as the chain hopes to gain a stronger foothold with 1,400 new locations.
By Reuters