Category: Economics & Trade

The Novotel Beijing lies in the heart of the city, has 310 guestrooms and suites, and is managed by Accor of France. China Economic Review put the questions to Edgar Pauly, the hotel’s general manager.

We profile Guangzhou, the capital of the booming southern province of Guangdong.

In the first of a series of profiles of Chinese organisations, International Trade Research Institute (ITRI) outlines what it has to offer the international trader.

Nothing last year, apart from the booming consumer spending could have demonstrated China’s eagerness to wholeheartedly embrace capitalism better than the fledgling stock market. We give the full story on China’s boldest experiment with the market mechanism, which is proving to be both constructive and chaotic.

Tianjin can boast both rising foreign investment figures and China’s largest container terminal, but still the city faces the threat of rising debt obligations and crippling power shortages. We survey this northern gateway.