China’s Growing Gulf Financing
China’s bond sale in Riyadh this week caps a year marked by accelerating Gulf investments on the mainland.
Chinese Companies Are Still Driving Into U.S. Markets
Innovative Chinese companies still want to list in the U.S., even those with little chance of ever operating there.
China on the Campaign Trail
China has played far more of a supporting role this year than in other recent presidential campaigns.
How German Drone Engines Landed in Russian Hands via China
Fujian Delong Aviation Technology acquired a family-owned German enginemaker. Now its subsidiary is selling drone engines to Russia.
How China’s Economic Ties With Israel Are Shifting
A year on from the October 7 attacks, China’s trade with Israel has dipped while it has become ever more important to Iran.
China’s Ports Edge
As U.S. dockworkers struggle against automation, Chinese ports continue to outperform their American counterparts.
The Dilemma Facing Calvin Klein
The clothing brand’s owner, PVH Corp., is at the center of controversy in China because it restricts Xinjiang companies from its supplier list.
The China Cliff for Foreign Carmakers
Will there be any foreign automakers left in China five years from now?
China’s Military-Civil Defusion
China’s civilian industry is still tightly integrated with the military, but open discussion of the link is less frequent.
The Main Takeaways from the House’s China Week
Lawmakers have passed a string of bills this week designed to counter China — but with some notable omissions.
China’s Luxury Liquor
Craft flavors are growing more popular in China, while foreign brewers see turbulence in the market.
China’s Banker Blues
China’s finance professionals are having to accept their days of high pay may be numbered.