Why cats are a man's best friend
One man's love affair with a feline called Princess Clementine Kitty Cat Custard.
If former Apple shareholder Carl Icahn is worried about China, should we be too?
Philip Wen Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn has sold his entire stake in Apple on the back of concerns over China's economy and the risk of the country's influence on the stock.
Dairy
a2 poised to milk China despite crackdown
Philip Wen a2 Milk has brushed off concerns over tightening e-commerce regulations in China.
The bumpy road to China
Jared Lynch and Philip Wen The world's second-largest economy offers much opportunity for Australian businesses but it doesn't come easy.
China should recognise Australian standards, says Blackmores boss
Jared Lynch and Philip Wen Blackmores boss says local quality standards should satisfy Chinese regulators.
China tightens infant formula regulations
Jared Lynch and Philip Wen 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 could turn back Australian products, industry insiders fear
Jared Lynch, Philip Wen and Mark Hawthorne Ships carrying Australian products could be turned back at the Chinese border as confusion reigns over Beijing's clamp down on online sales.
China's policy honeymoon on foreign goods could be over
Philip Wen Beijing has signalled tougher requirements for foreign goods purchased over the internet in a move which could affect Australian food, dairy and healthcare brands.
Panama Papers: further links to China exposed
Philip Wen Fresh revelations from the cache of 11.5 million leaked Panama documents point to more links to senior Chinese political figures, including a relative of Chairman Mao.
Panama Papers jump Chinese language barrier, get suppressed by censors
Philip Wen It has been dubbed the biggest data leak in history; but within the confines of China's increasingly walled-off internet, the Panama Papers have barely registered a ripple.
Investigation
Chief of Australian online firm Uglii resigns amid allegations of corporate misconduct
Nick McKenzie, Richard Baker, Philip Wen Chief executive of Australian Internet firm Uglii resigns as the corporate watchdog ramps up its investigation into allegations the firm engaged in serious corporate misconduct.
Food supply brings ChemChina to the table
Philip Wen It would be the biggest Chinese takeover deal on record, and is unlikely to be the last with China seeking to shore up security of food supply for its population.
China cracks down on $10b Ezubao Ponzi scheme
Philip Wen Chinese police have arrested 21 people connected with an online finance company accused of fleecing more than $10 billion from investors in one of the world's largest-ever Ponzi schemes.
Kidman sale imminent with Shanghai Pengxin Group in box seat
Philip Wen and Jared Lynch The federal government is poised to wave through the high-profile sale of Australia's largest private landholding, S. Kidman & Co, after blocking the deal in November on national security grounds.
China attempts to walk the economic tightrope
Philip Wen Managing slowing growth without overdoing stimulus is proving difficult.
Chinese companies in trouble withhold wages and illuminate economic challenge
Philip Wen Worker outrage is a sign of softening in world's second largest economy.
Away from bright city lights, cracks in Chinese economy show
Philip Wen The fear for Chinese leaders is that the rhetoric of doom and gloom becomes self-fulfilling, spooking consumers into spending less.
Casualties of China's slowing economy
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Philip Wen State owned Longmay mining group is announcing it will cut 100,000 jobs from it's coal mine in Hegang.
Coal mining town Hegang on its knees as China economy shifts
Philip Wen The gritty town of Hegang, in north-eastern Heilongjiang province, is a coal-mining community on its knees.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group buys South China Morning Post
Philip Wen Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group has acquired the South China Morning Post, a move which simultaneously signals its intention to expand its media influence beyond mainland China while sparking...
China mystery as Fosun's Guo Guangchang goes missing
Philip Wen The high-profile billionaire chairman of China's biggest private conglomerate, Fosun Group, has gone missing amid speculation he has been caught up in a deepening corruption probe targeting the...
