Turbulent Past, Uncertain Future

China's history is not a thing of the past and eminent historian Jonathan Spence explains why

Developer with Malaysia Link Sees Shares Tumble, Property Registration System 'Ready in Three Years'

Closer Look: Lessons from Ctrip's Security Lapse

Regulations are in place, but they need to be implemented, and companies found to be at fault should be named and shamed

Provinces Seeking Fewer Civil Servants This Year, Official Data Shows

Local governments are heeding the advice of Premier Li Keqiang and cutting back on payroll spending, expert at Peking University says

Graphics: Outbound and Down

China's 2013 investment in Australia fell 10 percent from 2012, a reflection of a decline in investments in mining and energyz

Mark Schwartz: Reason to Be Optimistic on China's Economy

Goldman Sachs executive says he is confident the Xi government has country on the right path, and charity efforts are a core value of his company

Citic Group Plans Hong Kong Listing through Reverse Merger, Sichuan Tycoon Accused of Gang-Related Crimes to Stand on Trial

ZTE Reports Profit for 2013, but Sees Decline in Revenue

Telecoms equipment maker has turnaround after big loss in 2012, but expert says this was from cost-cutting measures, not better sales

PBOC Rule Means Bitcoin Websites in China Must Close, Expert Says

Central bank told banks and payment firms to shut accounts of site operators, a move one analyst says means traders have to leave country

Millions Paid for Flight 370 Insurance Claims, Three Gorges Corp. Executives Punished for Graft

Village Head, Contractor among Seven Arrested over Land Protest Death

Pair allegedly told five men to carry out attack on tent that Shandong villagers set up to slow work on farmland they say was illegally seized

Project to Move Water to Thirsty North Plagued by Pollution Concerns

Chemical concentrations, garbage piles and mines are threatening the quality of water that is being diverted to quench the thirst of drier parts of the country