Both food giants are shutting down their factories in Shanghai, where land is scarce and costs have risen, but do they also face wider problems in China?
The country's largest airline has received its first A380 at a cost of some 2 billion yuan, but do long-haul travellers really want to land in Guangzhou?
Manufacturers in all the major cities on the Pearl River Delta were asked to cut power at different hours of the day after a shortage of coal and water reduced electricity generation.
The State Oceanic Administration has rejected ConocoPhillips’s explanation for the June spill, but can’t conduct the investigation itself due to lack of qualified staff, technology and funds.
Opposition from businesses has stymied a three-year-old attempt by the employment ministry to raise the status of China’s poorest workers, highlighting the difficulty of distributing income more equitably.
The discovery of Luliang Chemical's carcinogenic chemicals dump beside a Yunan reservoir is just the latest in a long list of toxic spillages and leakages. More from the archives.
Wholesale pork prices for the last week of July were down 0.5% from the previous week, marking the first time in three months that the government data showed two consecutive weeks of falling prices.
It’s a year since China launched its trial policy to subsidize the sale and production of vehicles powered by alternative fuels, and those early aspirations seem to have been quietly forgotten.
Shaanxi is trying to make sure that reforms aimed at consolidating small coal mines operating in the region don't simply result in small private players being bought out by state-owned giants
