China is expected to maintain its prudent, neutral and somewhat tight monetary policy.

Nutrition companies spoke to Tim McCready about expanding into China.

COMMENT:US trade drama has overshadowed important changes in China that we need to digest.

China's advanced hypersonic missile can more accurately hit military targets.

Will Huawei overtake Apple to become world's top smartphone brand?

So Float founder Dave Roberts talks about tackling production problems in China.

Globally-traded butter prices have fallen 25 per cent since September.

"Unmanned" stores are booming in China - should Kiwi workers be worried?

Alibaba and JD lawyers fight over claims of dominating China's e-commerce.

Winston Peters has given comment on his meeting with China's foreign minster Wang Yi regarding corruption and other topics.

China's shopping festival starts today and for many it means billions of dollars in sales

The Singles' day shopping festival is a day where entertainment and retail becomes one.

Chinese investment manager boosts stake in Tourism Holdings.

New Zealand has dropped down a rank in popular places for people in China to buy property.

China's new trillion-dollar "silk road" could change the world as we know it.

China's pension fun has $455b, and its looking for overseas investment.

Comvita lifts 2018 earnings outlook on 'grey market' recovery.

COMMENT: Mandarin-speaking assistant plays vital role in PR business.

Asia Institute director says we should aim for the best investment from Asia, not the most

A rising number of financial firms use mystery shoppers for regulation checks.

Online, mobile and digital currency systems are set to overtake credit and debit cards.

Christchurch International Airport is underwriting a game-changing South Island project.

Synlait gains manufacturer registration for a2 Milk's China label infant formula.

Chinese brands have transitioned from cheap copycats to premium challengers.

A relaxing of capital controls in China could affect the housing market.

Forget the Apple conference, Alibaba's CEO just rode in on a motorbike to perform a dance.

NZTE is concerned about supply at a proposed $180 million Chinese plant in Kawerau.

A Chinese college has reportedly bought a number of luxury cars for students to work on.

There's a yawning gap between the haves and the have-nots in China's richest province.