Who Benefits The Most From China’s Housing Bubble?
It takes an average person more than 48 years of income to buy a property in Beijing.
What Bike Sharing Companies Can Learn From Container Shipping
Chinese netizens named bike sharing services as one of China's "New Four Great Inventions" along with high-speed rail, mobile payment, and online shopping, but does it live up to its reputation?
What Trump’s ZTE Tweets Tell Us About China And The Bigger Issue Of A...
In this high-stakes game of trade poker, Donald Trump doesn’t particularly want to break ZTE–but Xi Jinping very much wants to preserve it.
Two Countries, One System: The United States And China Share A Single Netware Ecosystem
Over the next decade, the Calichina netware economy is likely to become much more valuable than the old-fashioned commodity trading networks of the twentieth century or even the sophisticated hardware production networks of the early 2000s.
Why There Will Be No Trade War Between The US And China
Xi and Trump are unconventional leaders who are willing to push the limits to get what they want.
If North Korea Opens Up, Rason Could Become North Korea’s Shenzhen
Rason could in theory act as the saltwater terminus of a 50 mile (80 km.) trimodal transport corridor from Jilin province’s Hunchun inland port to the wide Pacific Ocean.
When Modi And Xi Meet In Wuhan, Investment Is Likely To Drive The Agenda
News on the street is that Chinese investment is quietly pouring into India, much of it below the radar screen because it is channeled in via third countries.
Robo-Taxis Are The Future Of Transportation — And China’s DiDi Is Racing To Get...
China is an ideal environment for the development of robo-taxi ride-hailing because most car travel in China consists of short trips at low speed.
A Stronger Xi Jinping Uses The Boao Forum For Asia To Relaunch His Economic...
Xi now has more power than any Chinese leader in decades, but he still can’t change the laws of economics.
The Trade War That Wasn’t: Tit-For-Tat Tariffs Are Unlikely To Have Any Real Effect
Economically speaking, China can’t afford a trade war with the United States, but politically speaking, Trump can’t afford one either.