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Forty industrial zones have been established in Shanghai, each with differing standards of infrastructure and its own package of incentives.

Huge amounts of money are being spent on infrastructure projects in China’s poor hinterland in yet another attempt to arrest the widening disparity in prosperity between the country’s east and west regions.

Local residents and the media are becoming bolder in their criticism of property developers as they witness the destruction of the ancient metropolis of Beijing.

The tax treatment of employment and social welfare benefit items in China remains a source of confusion for foreign enterprises.

China’s insurance markets are set to become more open in future, yet foreign companies still fear protectionism beyond WTO admission.