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Connecting consumers to the provenance of products builds trust.
Exchange securing a future
Tim McCready talks to James Fok, Head of Group Strategy at the Hong Kong Exchange.
How new tech in China brings all transport options under one roof
A smart mobility data platform was recently launched in Chengdu and Shenzhen.
Tim McCready: 2019 — a year of challenges
Global uncertainty casts a shadow over Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong.
Foreign investment in China's changing landscape
Ye Miao talks to Tim McCready about the foreign investment law passed recently in China.
Building ties through China with tourism
More Chinese family groups are visiting New Zealand as independent travellers.
China's "tough struggle" a challenge for NZ
Our ties to China still serving us well.
China is catching up to the US on research into artificial intelligence
Government supports ambitious major projects, start-ups and research.
Cyberport seen as key to success
Hong Kong's Cyberport has a vision to "be the hub for digital technology.
Ambassador calls for greater China and NZ co-operation
China's Ambassador Wu Xi discusses PM Jacinda Ardern's first official visit to Beijing.
The future is female in China's wealth management industry
Amy Lo manages money for some of the richest people in China.
PM Jacinda Ardern's China meeting 'new impetus'
Ambassador Wu Xi who says China is committed to expanding bilateral cooperation with NZ.
Fonterra's Beingmate director resigns due to conflicts
Christina Zhu had been a director of Beingmate since 2015.
Big Read: China's Generation Z teens spend more and worry less than you do
They are carefree and spend over $7,000 on luxury goods a year - even before they turn 21.
Kiwi-flavoured lubricants, goats' milk face masks make better souvenirs
Products connected with NZ's 100% Pure branding will do well, tourism expert says.
A 'Kodak' moment for banks
Companies within the financial services industry must embrace emerging technologies.
Why I'm a China bull — John Key
Former PM Sir John Key talked China and Donald Trump at the recent Infinz conference.
Don't take those anxiety pills yet, NZ
Carl Tannenbaum talked China, trade and financial rumblings at the Infinz conference.
$25,000 a day: Luxury tours to woo Chinese visitors
Itineraries costing up to $25,000 per family a day being rolled out.
Mark Lister: Why Singles Day bonanza gives us hope
COMMENT: Let's hope the Chinese consumer is as strong as the Singles Day numbers suggest.
Chinese lessons for Kiwis
ICBC NZ chief executive Karen Hou sets out a strategy.
Watch: Shocking images show China's staggering waste problem
China's huge waste issue has been exposed in shocking images of a bicycle dumping ground.
Economy Hub: Will China slowdown hurt NZ?
China's economy faces a trade war challenge but there's good news for New Zealand.
Chinese development sets its sights on Tasmania
Chinese tourists are flocking to the island in record numbers.
Virtual bungy a real thing on this RCI cruise
Spectrum represents a departure from the sedate, sparkling pleasure cruises of the past.
Peters secures date for China FTA upgrade talks
Next round of talks on China trade deal upgrade next month, Peters confirms
Spirit of China, in a bottle, reaches NZ
Kiwi launch the first step in world marketing campaign for China's 'national liquor'.
Govt hones in on revamped China FTA
Trade minister David Parker affirms commitment to developing China relationship.
Smart-shopping: How China is revolutionising retail
The e-commerce giant has rolled out China's first contactless 'magic payment' machine.
The Belt and Road: Four ways we can benefit
Stephen Jacobi makes the case for proactive involvement in China's Initiative.
Fran O'Sullivan: No early winner in trade war
COMMENT: Xi chooses prestigious Boao forum to position China in a conciliatory fashion.