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• China to Shun West’s Finance Sector

  The chairman of China’s sovereign wealth fund said that China had no plans for more investments in Western financial institutions, nor did it have any plans to “save” the world through economic policies. Posted Dec 03 2008, 03:50 AM by NYT > Home Page Filed under: China, Economic Conditions and Trends, Sovereign Wealth Funds

• China’s Economy, in Need of Jump Start, Waits for Citizens’ Fists to Loosen

  Tenacious thrift, once an admirable quality in China, has become a liability as the nation’s export-driven economy slows. Posted Dec 03 2008, 01:48 AM by NYT > Business Filed under: China, Economic Conditions and Trends, Consumer Behavior

• China Shuns More Investment in West’s Finance Sector

  The chairman of China’s sovereign wealth fund said here that China had no plans for further investments in Western financial institutions, nor did it have any plans to “save” the world through economic policies. Posted Dec 03 2008, 01:41 AM by NYT > Business Filed under: China, Economic Conditions and Trends, Sovereign Wealth Funds

• A Global Downturn Puts the Brakes on China’s Industry

  The global downturn is reaching deep into the heart of the country’s once-rapid industrial transformation. Posted Nov 26 2008, 12:12 AM by NYT > Business Filed under: International Trade and World Market, China, Factories and Industrial Plants, Labor, Economic Conditions and Trends, Steel and Iron, Building (Construction)

• Report Says Chinese Tycoon Held in Stock Scandal

  Huang Guangyu, one of China’s wealthiest entrepreneurs, was detained last week by the police as part of an investigation into stock manipulation, according to a report in a Chinese financial magazine. Posted Nov 24 2008, 05:07 AM by NYT > Business Filed under: Frauds and Swindling, China, Huang Guangyu

• Increasingly, China’s Auto Industry Seeks a Bailout

  China’s car industry is quietly pressing Beijing for government help as it copes with a jarring slowdown, top Chinese auto executives said. Posted Nov 18 2008, 01:13 PM by NYT > Business Filed under: China, Automobiles

• Emerging Countries Called Key to Global Recovery

  It will take the efforts of China and other emerging nations to lead the global economy out of what is likely to be a long and painful recession, according to a gathering of economic experts. Posted Nov 18 2008, 10:24 AM by NYT > Business Filed under: International Trade and World Market, China, Economic Conditions and Trends, India, Brazil

• Computing From Weather to Warcraft

  The falling cost of supercomputer systems has allowed a broader range of corporations and institutions to buy them for everything from processing movie graphics to searching for oil. Posted Nov 17 2008, 10:46 PM by NYT > Business Filed under: Science and Technology, China, India, Supercomputers

• Bank to Add to Chinese Investment

  Bank of America said it would nearly double its stake in China Construction Bank, in spite of the spreading global financial crisis. Posted Nov 17 2008, 09:44 PM by NYT > Business Filed under: China, Bank of America Corp|BAC|NYSE, China Construction Bank, Certificates of Deposit

• Tibetan Exiles Meet to Ponder a New Strategy

  The calm in many Tibetan areas of western China could soon crumble, depending on the outcome of a meeting of Tibetan exiles scheduled to begin Monday in India. Posted Nov 17 2008, 03:52 AM by NYT > NYTimes.com Home Filed under: China, Tibet, Dalai Lama, Demonstrations and Riots

• Factories Shut, China Workers Are Suffering

  An export slowdown that has been magnified by the global financial crisis is contributing to the shutdown of factories in China’s coastal regions. Posted Nov 13 2008, 10:34 PM by NYT > Business Filed under: International Trade and World Market, Layoffs and Job Reductions, China, Labor, Economic Conditions and Trends, Politics and Government, Guangdong Province (China)

• Nations to Talk Finance, as Pillars of Power Shift

  This weekend’s summit meeting by the Group of 20 nations to discuss the global financial crisis accentuates the shift in power away from the West. Posted Nov 13 2008, 09:16 PM by NYT > Business Filed under: International Trade and World Market, Europe, China, Economic Conditions and Trends, Summit Conferences

• China Eases a Licensing Rule for Media

  China agreed to loosen restrictions on foreign news and information providers inside the country, settling a trade dispute with the United States, the European Union and Canada. Posted Nov 13 2008, 09:11 PM by NYT > Technology Filed under: China, News and News Media, Xinhua

• F.D.A. Detains Chinese Imports for Testing

  Products from China that contain milk will be held at the border until tests prove that they are not contaminated. Posted Nov 13 2008, 12:04 PM by NYT > Business Filed under: Food and Drug Administration, China, Food Contamination and Poisoning, Melamine, Milk

• China Settles Trade Dispute Over Media Access

  China agreed to loosen restrictions on foreign news and information providers inside the country, settling a trade dispute with the United States, the European Union and Canada. Posted Nov 13 2008, 11:24 AM by NYT > Business Filed under: International Trade and World Market, China, European Union, Reuters Group Plc|RTRSY|NASDAQ, Dow Jones & Co, Canada