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A spat between China and Vietnam over energy rights in the South China Sea intensified as Vietnam's biggest company called on China to scrap its plans to develop areas near the Vietnamese shore.
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China's central Henan province appears to have beaten a hasty retreat on a proposal to ease housing-market curbs, illustrating continued tensions between Beijing and local governments over property policies.
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Standard Chartered said it expects to report high single-digit revenue growth in the first half, as weakness in Asian currencies—especially the rupee—hit earnings.
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The government of China's central province of Henan has told banks to offer steep mortgage discounts to buyers of a first home in a move to boost the sagging property market.
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China plans to unveil new measures aimed at boosting the flow of its currency between Hong Kong and the mainland.
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Chinese savers increasingly are turning funds away from traditional deposits toward higher-return wealth-management products, a trend that is posing new risks for the country's banking system.
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LDK Solar swung to a fiscal-first-quarter loss as the solar-product maker continued to battle industrywide oversupply and price declines.
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SouthGobi said it will stop mining at its flagship Mongolian coal mine by the end of the week because of weak demand and customer uncertainty about its future, in the latest setback for the Canadian-owned miner.
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China has responded to a deep economic slowdown with a slew of policy initiatives in recent months that together underline a strategy to spur a recovery, while allowing market forces to play a bigger role in reforming an economy still dominated by the state.
Lennar is in talks with the China Development Bank for approximately $1.7 billion in capital to jump-start two San Francisco projects.
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Hong Kong's next leader, already fighting political opponents over his plans to restructure the government, now faces new questions from lawmakers after his luxury home recently was found to contain illegal structures.
Hong Kong held races and a water parade to mark the annual Dragon Boat Festival on Saturday.
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News from the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires
Apple said Wednesday it has launched its iTunes online media store in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand the Philippines and eight other Asian markets, making it easier for customers in the region to buy and download music and videos.
Almost half of all global executives polled believe that the technology innovation center of the world will move from Silicon Valley to another country in the next four years according to a survey published Wednesday.
Projections from the U.S. Energy Information Administration find the U.S. will drastically reduce its reliance on imported oil, in particular from the Middle East, over the next two decades. China's story is precisely the opposite.
Westerners are increasingly going to great lengths to give their kids a leg up in Mandarin; China plans to unveil new measures to boost yuan flow between Hong Kong and the mainland; Chinese savers increasingly are turning funds away from traditional deposits.
Most Asians feel as though they're poorer than they really are and expect income inequality to climb over the next decade, according to a new survey.
To save hours that would be spent navigating the maze of government websites, we present China Econtracker, an interactive tool for tracking the country's economic indicators.
ChinaRealTime: Will China overtake Silicon Valley in the next four years? Nearly half of global executives polled by KPMG think so. http://t.co/bNtqQo2z
ChinaRealTime: As the U.S. moves to drastically reduce its reliance on oil from the Middle East, China goes in the opposite direction: http://t.co/W3UkpyQB
ChinaRealTime: Two-thirds of Asians think they're poorer than they actually are: http://t.co/0ATrC1uG by @tepingchen
ChinaRealTime: Russell Leigh Moses: Making sense of the Chinese Communist Party's latest "morality" push http://t.co/CHSW0vwy
ChinaRealTime: Top China stories from WSJ: language travel, yuan flow, banks pitch yield http://t.co/JHkh6xiY