Duncan Hewitt

Shanghai correspondent

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Duncan Hewitt is Shanghai correspondent for Newsweek/IBT Media. He was previously a BBC correspondent in Beijng and Shanghai, and also worked for the BBC World Service in London, focusing on East and Southeast Asia. He studied Chinese at Edinburgh University, and first lived in China in the late 1980s. His book ‘Getting Rich First – Life in a Changing China’ (Vintage UK, 2008) looks at the social changes unleashed by China’s economic reforms.

Li Ka-Shing Hits Back At ‘Cultural Revolution Style’ Chinese Media Attacks On His Asset Sales In China

Media accusations of a lack of patriotism for selling Chinese assets have alarmed investors, but Li Ka-shing says he is just restructuring his business.

Chinese Media Accuses Hillary Of Degrading Herself By Criticizing Xi Jinping

The angry response from the official Global Times followed Clinton's criticism of Xi Jinping's hosting of a women's event.

Apple iPhone 6S Slammed In China By New Android Models And Pressure To Buy Local: 'I Guess I'll Buy One Eventually'

After dominating the Chinese smartphone market, Apple now faces a slowing economy, a flood of new high-end smartphones and pressure to "buy local."

Cuts, Delays And Propaganda: China's Media Reverts To Old Ways To Cover Xi Jinping's 'New Look' US Trip

Despite his entourage of new media tycoons, the Chinese president's visit is being reported in old-style propaganda ways back home.

China’s Xi Says Anti-Corruption Campaign Not Like 'House Of Cards,' Defends Handling Of Stock Market And Devaluation

In his first speech on his U.S. visit, Xi Jinping defended China's crackdown on graft, the intervention in stock markets to prevent "panic," and pledged a more open economy.

China's Xi Begins US Visit Amid Concerns Over Hacking, Investment And South China Sea Islands

President Xi Jinping will visit Boeing and Microsoft, and seek to reassure investors about China's economy -- amid political tensions between his country and the U.S.

The Enigma Of Xi Jinping: Ahead Of US Visit, China's Tough Leader Beset By Economic And Social Challenges

As China’s President Xi Jinping begins his first state visit to the U.S., observers see a previously poised leader under new pressure.

China Cautions Japan Over Controversial Security Bills

Chinese experts say Japan will now be able to engage in overseas military actions -- and say China should be on guard against Japanese militarism.

Chinese Media Say Xi’s US Visit Will Boost Trust, But Expert Says US Should Not Push Too Far Over South China Sea Dispute

A China expert says there is chance of achieving some consensus on cybersecurity and the South China Sea dispute -- but U.S. should not "push China."

Deputy Head Of China’s Stock Market Regulator Investigated For 'Severe Violations'

Zhang Yujun is being investigated as China's government attempts to crack down on insider trading and rein in volatility in its stock markets.

Chinese Markets Fall, Asian Markets End Mixed, On Concerns About Latest Chinese Economic Data, And Possible US Rate Rise

China's industrial output grew slower than some predictions in August, while fixed asset investment slowed -- though retail sales picked up.

China’s Slowdown 'Predictable', Economy Still Growing At 'Decent Pace', Says Leading Analyst

Slowing GDP growth is no cause for alarm, says veteran analyst Andy Rothman, adding that despite challenges many indicators are positive.

China Stocks Rise As Government Pledges Further Fiscal Reforms, More Infrastructure Investment

Analysts say the plans could help slowing growth recover in the final quarter of 2015.

China Economy: EU Chamber Of Commerce Criticizes China's Failure To Implement Promised Reforms

The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China is calling on China’s government to “change its old ways” and show more trust in foreign businesses.

China Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary Of Tibet Autonomous Region, Vows To Step Up Fight Against Dalai Lama

Chinese officials called for a "protracted battle" against the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader and his followers, amid continuing tensions over religious freedom.

China’s Exports Down 6.1% In August, Imports Fall 14.3%, But Trade Surplus Sharply Up

While the data hurt stocks initially, indexes in the country closed significantly higher after the government injected more liquidity into the market.

Asian Shares Mostly Lower As China Revises 2014 GDP Figure Down; Tokyo, Shenzhen Buck Trend

Chinese investors continue to be buoyed by official pronouncements that markets are stabilizing and the government will intervene to prevent "systemic risk."

China Stunned By Hong Kong In World Cup Soccer Qualifier, Amid Political Tensions And On-Pitch Controversy

Hong Kong fans were told not to boo the Chinese national anthem while a Hong Kong player accused China's captain of insult.

China’s World War II Victory Parade Highlights Xi’s Power, Wider Tensions [PHOTOS]

Many world leaders declined to attend the parade, which showcased China's latest weapons, though President Xi Jinping said it highlighted peace.

Security Tight In Beijing As Putin, Ban And Blair Join China's Controversial WWII Victory Parade

Hotels, shops and subways are closing as Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir attend China's controversial celebration of the victory over Japan.

Chinese, Japanese Stocks Fall Again On Continued Worries About Global Economy, In Volatile Trading

China's plan to raise $15 billion for a market stabilization fund failed to reassure investors, amid concerns about growth in China and the U.S.

Asian Stocks Remain Volatile on Continued Worries About Chinese Economy, But Tokyo Stocks Rebound

Falls on global markets continue to affect investor sentiment in Asia, though Chinese shares rebounded by late morning.

Asian Markets Tumble As China's Manufacturing Output Falls To Lowest Level In Three Years

Official figures on China’s manufacturing output have confirmed the continuing slowdown in the nation’s economic growth, prompting further falls on Asian stock markets.

Chinese And Some Asian Shares Fall Again As Worries About China's Economy, Possible Fed Rate Hike Persist

While markets in Tokyo also fell amid concerns about China's economy, the Shenzhen market saw its worst month in seven years.

China Punishes Stock Market ‘Rumor Mongers’, Journalist Apologizes On State TV For Damaging Investor Confidence With Fake Story

TV reports showed a journalist 'confessing' to causing stock market volatility. A regulatory official was accused of taking bribes and insider trading.

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