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Many joint airliner construction projects in Asia have failed to get off the drawing board, so the China-Airbus partnership should not yet be regarded as a done deal.

China’s fashion market is growing at a rate of at least 20 per cent a year, faster than personal incomes, and younger people want to buy foreign brands if the price is right. These were the conclusions of papers presented at the workshop Fashion Market China organised by the German firm Igedo in Dusseldorf in August.

Ernst & Young considers some of the overseas tax aspects of international structuring of investments into China.

Freshfields takes a second look at the approvals for the expansion of foreign investment projects.

Franchising has been a popular means of entry into China’s fast-moving consumer goods market, but a variety of problems have persuaded foreign companies to re-assess their strategy.