a2 poised to milk China despite crackdown
a2 Milk has brushed off concerns over tightening e-commerce regulations in China.
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China's trading calm comes to a halt
China's stocks headed for their steepest slide in seven weeks, pushing a gauge of volatility up from its lowest level this year.
Hong Kong tycoon seeks Aussie edge
Winnie Chiu, part of a fabled Hong Kong family construction and hotel dynasty, is investing heavily in Australia.
Murray Goulburn back online in China
Australian dairy processors can resume sell UHT and powdered milk across Chinese websites after Beijing authorities lifted a temporary halt on the trade.
Australian can't lecture Beijing on peace
Just because America has rounded on China, doesn't mean we should follow along.
China to implement appropriate monetary policy, more forceful fiscal policies
The country's central bank governor calls for flexible monetary policy.
The bumpy road to China
The world's second-largest economy offers much opportunity for Australian businesses but it doesn't come easy.
China's $1.7 trillion loan powder keg
China may have $1.7 trillion loans extended to borrowers that don't have sufficient income to cover interest payments, according to the International Monetary Fund.
When China moves, Australia scrambles
When China moves, the phones start ringing.
China should play Aussie rules: Blackmores
Blackmores boss says local quality standards should satisfy Chinese regulators.
Bellamy's, Blackmores face new China formula rules
Bellamy's Organic and Blackmores will have to apply for new product registration in China as the country toughens rules for foreign companies selling infant formula online.
China's tourist bonanza isn't going anywhere
Chinese tourists are turning Japanese as rural migration to urban centers is tipped to further fuel demand for overseas travel.
Why junk is the big threat for Rio, BHP
As China's booming middle class dumps ageing cars and home appliances, the world's ailing iron-ore producers face competition from its junkyards.
China's exports rebound in March
Gains add to evidence of stabilisation in the world's second-biggest economy.
China could turn back Australian products
Ships carrying Australian products could be turned back at the Chinese border as confusion reigns over Beijing's clamp down on online sales.
Infant formula hurdles for Blackmores
Investors have dumped shares in Blackmores amid a Chinese crackdown on foreign foods, just as the market darling faces one of its biggest tests.
China's policy honeymoon on foreign goods could be over
Beijing has signalled tougher requirements for foreign goods purchased over the internet in a move which could affect Australian food, dairy and healthcare brands.
Chinese start-ups take on Silicon Valley
The government is injecting huge amounts of cash into innovation in an effort to bolster China's economy.
Infant formula maker shuns lucrative grey market
It has been lucrative for infant formula makers including Bellamy's Organic and a2 Milk, but Australia's newest baby nutrition brand wants to stay well clear of the Chinese grey market.
Just how dire is China's bad debt problem?
China's government is running a serious risk of making its debt problems worse.
China still in structural change as growth stabilises, says Credit Suisse
China is entering a period of stability, but Australian investors must not get too comfortable with a bounce because China is still deep in its structural shift, Credit Suisse's top economist for the region says.
China's millennials, the new miracle
Though the IMF point to China as the main source of global financial risk, the 450 million Chinese Millennials and what they represent should not be overlooked.
China jitters could trigger market bloodbath: IMF
Jitters over the health of the Chinese economy could trigger a bloodbath on financial markets if a hard landing materialises, the International Monetary Fund has warned
China: the future hub of driverless cars
Research done by Boston Consulting Group suggests that within 15 years China will be the largest market for autonomous vehicles.
Bellamy's brushes off China's web tax
A near 12 per cent duty on online shopping won't dent demand for dairy, Bellamy's chief executive Laura McBain says.
Confronting the end of the iron age
Just as China's ascent helped reshape our economy, its move toward a consumer-led economy is challenging us anew.
China's factories busier in March as confidence recovers
China's official factory gauge has unexpectedly rebounded, suggesting the government's fiscal and monetary stimulus may be kicking in.
Bright Foods' $620m Aust arm headed for HK listing in 2017
The Australian food businesses owned by China's Bright Foods, which combined generate $620 million in revenue, are likely to be packaged up and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2017.
Great Leap Upward: China's $150b shopping spree
Why Chinese companies are spending more than ever to buy up international companies, looking beyond commodities to expand into other markets.
China's 'Little Red Book' for capitalists
Once Mao's tome of communism, it has become a symbol of capitalist success in China.
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