Chinese E-Commerce Giant JD.com Gears Up For $1.7 Billion Initial Public Offering
The Chinese online retailer will list in New York on late Wednesday.
Alibaba Is 'Bringing The Chinese Society Into A Real Business World,' Founder Jack Ma Says
In a rare speech since his company began the IPO process, Jack Ma spoke about Alibaba's role in positioning China as a global business leader.
China-Russia Alliance: Relations Stronger Than Ever, President Putin Says Ahead Of His China Visit
With Western countries turning their backs on Russia, the country is eager to bolster ties with China.
Authorities Must Protect Foreign Investors Immediately, Vietnam's Minister Of Planning And Investment Warns Amid Anti-Chinese Riots
In the wake of recent anti-China riots, the planning minister calls for protection for foreign investors.
Anti-China Riots In Vietnam Could Hurt Western Consumers And Brands' Supply Chains
Anti-China riots in Vietnam could have a wider affect on foreign manufacturers in the country.
Anti-China Riots in Vietnam Following South China Sea Standoff Spark Online Vitriol Among Chinese
China's netizens respond to anti-Chinese rioting in Vietnam after a violent standoff in the South China Sea.
China-Russia Energy Alliance Deepens: Massive Pipeline Agreement Expected When Putin Visits Beijing Next Week
When President Putin visits Beijing next week, China and Russia are expected to cement their energy alliance with a new deal.
Beijing To Build Second Airport To Serve 142 Million Passengers Per Year By 2020
China's capital city is planning to build an additional airport slated for operation in 2018 to serve rapidly increasing air traffic.
Burisma Holdings: Biden's Son Joins Ukraine's Top Private Gas Company
Hunter Biden, son of Vice President Joe Biden, will join the top private gas producer in Ukraine.
Malaysia Set To Become High-Income Nation By 2020
The government says that by 2020, its per capita gross national income will hit $15,000.
Facebook's China Strategy Coming Into Focus As It Plans To Open Sales Office There
Facebook currently runs an office in Hong Kong that oversees the company’s dealings with advertisers locally and in mainland China.
The Philippines Will Charge Chinese Poachers, Despite Beijing's Warning
A Filipino prosecutor said the facts are clear in the case of the Chinese fishermen who caught protected sea turtles.
Alibaba Appoints Former Treasury Department Official James Wilkinson As Head Of International Corporate Affairs
The former Treasury Department official joins the Chinese Internet giant as the company begins its IPO process.
China Deserves Nobel Peace Prize For Lifting Its Population Out Of Poverty, Norway's Richest Man Says
Norway's richest man seems to think so, as his country attempts to repair relations with China.
China Plans High-Speed Trans-Pacific Railway To Continental US
A high-level Chinese engineer said China is considering building a tunnel beneath the Pacific Ocean that would connect China with the U.S.
Alibaba’s Risks: Chinese E-Commerce Giant Opens Books For Initial Public Offering
Putting money into China is tempting, but the picture of the company is far from complete.
China's Energy Conquest Continues With Potential Coal Project In Turkey
The two countries are in talks about a potential project, worth $10 billion to $12 billion, to develop a massive Turkish coalfield.
Russian Companies Strengthen Financial Ties With China As Western Sanctions Over Ukraine Crisis Intensify
U.S. and EU measures against Russia are sending companies to China for financial partnerships.
Norwegian Land Up For Sale Could Be What China Needs To Access The Arctic
China’s latest quest for energy has taken it all the way north to the Arctic.
A Village Of Van Goghs: Chinese Migrant Workers Produce Copycat Art To Fuel Local Economy
The village of Dafen produces more than 100,000 copycat paintings each year.
WH Group Halves Initial Public Offering Amid Tough Conditions On Hong Kong Stock Exchange
WH Group is the latest company to suffer delays for a place on the Hong Kong exchange.
Chinese Split Over Plans To Arm Police
Instead of feeling safer, some Chinese netizens are concerned about police violence.
Tesla's (TSLA) Plans For China Plant Will Lower Costs For Hip Beijing Drivers
The company will build a network of charging stations in China to support owners of Tesla vehicles.
'Candy Crush Saga' Will Have To Work Hard To Crush It In China's Competitive Mobile Gaming Sector
The popular mobile game will partner with WeChat for a second chance in China, a market that's certain to offer stiff competition.
China's Gold Demand Stagnates In 2014, A Year After Gold Rush Fueled By 'Grannies'
The Chinese gold-buying frenzy of 2013 has ebbed as quickly as it erupted.
China Pays Full Price For Peruvian Copper Mine But Locks Up Long-Term Supply
China paid full price for Peru's Las Bambas mine, but the long-term strategy is a solid one.
Indonesia Reforms Unlikely As Favored Political Party PDIP Failed To Deliver During Parliamentary Elections
Unexpectedly, favored presidential candidate Joko Widodo's party won only 19 percent of the parliamentary seats.
Chinese Central Bank Appointment Of Ma Jun As Chief Economist Confirms Conviction To Financial Reform
The former chief China analyst at Deutsche Bank is considered an insider in both the Western and the Chinese financial worlds.
China Shows Off Economic And Political Prowess By Offering To Buy Back Its Lost Art From A Bankrupt American City
For Chinese investors, items in the Detroit Institute of Arts collection would be a point of national pride, not just portfolio pieces.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) Earnings Preview: Q1 Profit Falls On Low Trading Activities
Also, management has indicated that mortgage origination volumes have started the year off slowly.
