‘Naked resignation’ – Young employee turnover spells trouble for companies

The casual attitude, unthinkable in the country only several years ago, is now becoming increasingly prevalent among both professionals and migrant workers.

End of gold rush? – Regulators tighten control of gold exchange amid trading

No asset is safe. The sluggish stock market, restrained housing industry and surging inflation have left investors no safe option save the yellow metal: gold.

Chinese value cash-at-hand

Wall Street bankers have long maintained that cash is king. But a new Nielsen study has found that Chinese consumers also value fast access to cash when faced with emergencies and investment opportunities.

Guidelines change for foreign investors

At the end of 2011, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and Ministry of Commerce released the draft of new guidelines for foreign direct investment (FDI).

Latest tech dream: 3D TV

This year’s CCTV New Year’s Gala is promising attendees a glimpse at a new 3D video game demonstration by Sony.

Year-ender: foreign brands struggle in China

You could call it another year of economic success: though the country’s economy is set to slow, its GDP grew 9.4 percent during the first three quarters.

Investing in China in 2012

With so many business scandals and risks, how should foreign investors get involved in the China market in 2012?

Free lunch is over – Copyright fights make streaming video a race to the bottom

Business in the money-burning streaming-video market is war, and anyone who falls behind is muscled out. The key to winning used to be rather simple: find good content that you don’t have to pay for.

Christmas chill unlikely – Domestic demand bolsters holiday business

If the Christmas of 2008 was tough, then this Christmas should be even tougher for decoration manufacturers.

iPad mark dispute a tough lesson

Apple’s upcoming iPad3 may have to find a new name before it can be sold on the Chinese mainland market, based on a recent court ruling.