As the global business environment presents new challenges, Chinese and Indian tech companies are reassessing their goals and strategies

An Opportunity for Wall St. in China’s Surveillance Boom

"The Pentagon acknowledged shutting down part of a computer system serving the office of Robert Gates, defense secretary, but declined to say who it believed was behind the attack. Current and former officials have told the Financial Times an internal investigation has revealed that the incursion came from the [Chinese] People's Liberation Army. One senior US official said the Pentagon had pinpointed the exact origins of the attack. Another person familiar with the event said there was a 'very high level of confidence... trending towards total certainty' that the PLA was responsible."

印边界谈判结果已浮现 中国陆地面积已变为951万平方公里

在陈水扁执意发动“入联公投”的这样一个时间点上，兰德公司提出的观点不啻是对民进党当局的一种严厉警告

THE Communist Party expends much effort trying to remove politics from daily life in China, and now it wants to remove politics from the Olympics, too. Beijing Olympic officials are taking the line that political protesters agitating about China are violating the spirit and charter of the Games.

At least 20,000 police surveillance cameras are being installed along streets here in southern China and will soon be guided by sophisticated computer software from an American-financed company to recognize automatically the faces of police suspects and detect unusual activity

The world has been dazzled in recent years by the economic strides being made by China. But it has come at a huge cost to the country's environment. Pollution is a serious and costly problem. Pan Yue of the ministry of the environment says these problems will soon overwhelm the country and will create millions of "environmental refugees."

Boston Consulting Group's David Michael thinks the U.S. and China have much to lose from a trade war—and much to gain from cooperation

Chinese readers could not wait for the official release of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” the much anticipated seventh and concluding book in the series, a little more than a week ago. And they did not have to.

Beijing can't clean up the environment, rein in stock speculation, or police its companies. Why the mainland's problems could keep it from becoming the next superpower

China’s Ancient Skyline

China’s efforts to bring a quick end to an embarrassing labor scandal over slavelike conditions for hundreds of workers at brick kilns in Shanxi Province has provoked anger among victims and widespread criticism.

China's Communists always have been quick to execute political dissidents as a warning to follow the party's ideological line. Now the regime summarily executes people for being bad at capitalism.

The Growing Dangers of the China Trade

Jan. 11, 2007, a satellite arced over southern China. It was small — just 6 ft. long — a tiny object in the heavens, steadily bleeping its location to ground stations below, just as it had every day for the past seven years. And then it was gone, transformed into a cloud of debris hurtling at nearly 16,000 mph along the main thoroughfare used by orbiting spacecraft.

The myth that the Great Wall of China is visible from the moon was disproved long ago, but the country's Three Gorges Dam -- sometimes called the next Great Wall -- is one of the few man-made structures actually visible to the naked eye from space.

2007年6月26日是黑石(Blackstone)在纽约证券交易所交易的第三天，经过第一天在45美元附近的短暂“过山车”，该私人股权公司的股价迅速回归IPO价格附近，然后缓慢下跌。

美国行政当局除外，华盛顿的舆论对人民币的态度正日趋强硬。本月早些时候，由于美国财政部拒绝在其一年发布两次的报告中将中国列为“汇率操纵国”，一部旨在抨击中国的新法案被提交到参议院。该法案拟将中国低估汇率，视为一项非法补贴，并寻求通过反倾销税和其它制裁措施获得补偿。