China slapped a $42m fine on General Motors for antitrust violations, a sign of the growing tensions between the US and the Asian nation.

Don't think you weren't warned. You were, over, and over, and over again.

They've decided they can abide by Beijing's rules, but Chinese companies got in ahead of them.

If you are waiting for the next Chinese boom, you have already missed it.

COMMENT: John Key was aware of the high stakes when it came to New Zealand and China, but his commitment was clear, writes Stephen Jacobi.

New Kiwi software has intercepted a batch of fake infant formula with ties to a Russian counterfeiting ring.

Sir Philip Green is attempting to put his BHS woes behind him by launching standalone Topshop stores across China.

Long working hours, low pay and squalid accommodation - welcome to the real toy factory where your presents are made.

The business community is welcoming Bill English's appointment to Prime Minister, but asking: can he keep up Key's skillful diplomacy?

Fonterra wants to lift its UHT sales in China through its flagship brand, Anchor.

COMMENT: There's little chance NZ will get through the next few years without an economic shock.

This baby formula company was a share market darling, riding the wave of a Chinese boom in demand. But the party's over.

A New Zealand company is selling "tens of thousands" of canisters of New Zealand air to China every month.

China Southern Airlines is to ramp up its flights between Guangzhou and Christchurch over the summer.

COMMENT: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is willing to try just about anything to get his company back into China.

COMMENT: A US-made iPhone is likely just another empty campaign promise. And that's for the best.

Auckland UniServices, the commercial arm of the University of Auckland, has set up an innovation institute in the Chinese city of Hangzhou.

A2 Milk Co shares rose almost 5 per cent after the company updated shareholders at its annual meeting in Sydney.

The owner of franchise rights for the Esquires Coffee chain is seeking to raise up to $10 million for growth in China.

Here's how Australian pharmacist Danielle Di Pilla is making millions selling her goat soap around the world.

China has big, ambitious plans for Mount Everest and trekking purists aren't going to like it.

COMMENT: If Trump carries out his trade and defence threats, NZ would face the risk of slower global economic growth, higher interest rates and fewer capital flows.

China's biggest day of shopping has kicked off with big name stars, and retailers are cashing in.

When you consider the way things run in China, corruption starts to look very different.

A potentially drastic fall in China's reserves risks reviving last year's currency panic and further rattling world stock markets.

The Chinese government will have to balance building quickly with the often-conflicting demands of transparency.

It doesn't have the most glamorous duties in the world, but here's why nearly 10,000 people are vying for this job.

COMMENT: My lunch guest was the alleged fraudster at the heart of the expired milk products scam, Fran O'Sullivan writes.

Fonterra's NZX-traded units were unchanged despite news over the weekend that 19 people had been arrested in alleged milk powder scam.

Nineteen people have been arrested in China for allegedly repackaging expired Fonterra milk powder with a view to sell it.