Michelle FlorCruz

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Michelle FlorCruz joined IBTimes in October of 2012 and has special interest in stories relating to business and culture in China and other areas of Asia.

FlorCruz is a native of the Philippines but spent most of her life in Beijing, China, where she graduated from high school. She later received a BA in Communications and Media Studies from Fordham University in New York.

Dialogue Between China, Japan At Risk As Ships Enter Disputed Area

Chinese and Japanese diplomats met in Shanghai to discuss the disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands. Could reports of Chinese ships reentering the islands' waters halt discussion?

Wu Yajun, $5.5 billion, Longfor Properties

Chinese Take Top Spots as World's Richest Women

CEO Wu Yajun is the world's wealthiest self-made woman. Despite a male cultural preference, Wu's not the only female Chinese billionaire.

New cars are seen at a parking lot of Changan Ford Mazda Automobile Co. Ltd, Ford Motor's joint venture in China, in Chongqing Municipality

Want To Drive In Shanghai? That'll Be $10,000 For A License Plate

China is a big consumer of everything, and automobiles are no exception. However, China's limited monthly quota of license plates can leave many car owners broke.

Japan's Justice Minister Steps Down Amid Charges Of Organized Crime Links

Justice Minister Keishu Tanaka submitted his resignation due to health issues while facing allegations of illegal fundraising and organized crime ties.

China Replaces Top Military Leaders In Major Reshuffle

With a majority of China's top military generals at retirement age, Beijing announces new military leadership.

Where Does China Stand On Obama Vs. Romney?

Foreign policy is on the agenda for tonight's final presidential debate, but China has already formed some opinions on both Obama and Romney.

South Korea Stops Leaflet Distribution After North Korean Military Threats

A group of South Korean activists have been stopped from distributing informational leaflets denouncing North Korea after Pyongyang threatened to take military action.