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MBIE launches two new investigations into claims of Chinese steel dumping.
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Online, mobile and digital currency systems are set to overtake credit and debit cards.
Alipay likely to boost Chinese tourism
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China relaxes capital controls, could affect housing
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NZTE probes supply concerns at wood processing plant
NZTE is concerned about supply at a proposed $180 million Chinese plant in Kawerau.
College buys Maserati, Porsche for students to strip apart
A Chinese college has reportedly bought a number of luxury cars for students to work on.
Huge divide between rich and poor in China
There's a yawning gap between the haves and the have-nots in China's richest province.
Bid to buy stock exchange stirs security fears
A proposed transaction has stirred debate about foreign takeovers of US corporations.
China, the world's cannabis powerhouse
Green gold: Farmers are reaping big gains from cannabis in China.
Expats cash in on China's internet celebrity boom
Expats in China are cashing in on the internet celebrity boom with comedy videos.
Bullet train revolution revs up
The trains will travel at speeds of 350km/h when they go into service next month.
Missing China mogul returns
Chen Tianqiao, a billionaire by age 30, was a prominent mogul before he disappeared.
China pledges to improve tax regime
Beijing is improving its tax overhaul, its most ambitious reform in more than two decades.
Starving North Korea buys up food from China
The starving nation is bringing in more basic supplies from neighbour.
Chinese university chooses EIT partnership
The 2015 student cohort is progressing into the third year of the programme.
Vodafone to launch Chinese language services
Vodafone services will be available in Mandarin and Cantonese for New Zealand customers.
Why are tourists shunning China?
Chinese tourists are everywhere, but why are foreign visitors shunning China?
How live-streamers make $130k/month in China
Li has risen to the top of the charts and is making a fortune live-streaming his life.
Chinese start-ups are increasingly led by younger bosses
A number of China's recent high-profile start-ups are led by entrepreneurs in their 20s.
Chinese and US bosses urge resolution to trade row
Executives of top US and Chinese countries are urging a resolution to trade disputes.
WhatsApp blocked in China amid censorship push
WhatsApp messages are encrypted and no longer being delivered on the platform.
Mall's 'husband pods' draws mixed response
A Shanghai mall may have solved the problem of the grumpy husband who hates shopping.
Fertility business booms in China
For decades, couples were only allowed to have one child. Now, IVF business is booming.