Chinese government says Moody's overestimated difficulties
The Chinese government has criticised international ratings agency Moody's, saying its first ratings downgrade in 30 years was based on "inappropriate methods" of pro cyclical rating.
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Kirsty Needham
Kirsty Needham is China Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age
The Aussie brands conquering the wallets of Chinese millennials
The Aussie brands conquering the wallets of Chinese millennials.
Hong Kong trade deal to focus on services, finance
BeijingAccess for white-collar services businesses will be the focus as talks begin over a free trade agreement between Australia and Hong Kong on Tuesday.
Chinese police call for help to return gambling fugitives
The call from China's powerful police ministry comes after the Turnbull government's failure to secure ratification of the 2007 extradition treaty with Beijing.
Chinese tech company pitches bike sharing to City of Sydney
One of China's hottest tech start-ups wants to bring the next frontier of the digital sharing economy to Sydney: bicycles.
China wants 'level playing field' for e-commerce
China has declared it wants to level the playing field for Australian and Chinese companies selling products online, on the eve of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's arrival to Australia.
Blackmores shamed in China on Consumer Rights Day
Vitamin company Blackmores has been publicly shamed on China's annual Consumer Rights Day.
Tennis star Li Na to miss Melbourne Cup and awkward Crown publicity
The race will be broadcast live to a potential 20 million Chinese viewers.