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.

A proposed transaction has stirred debate about foreign takeovers of US corporations.

The trains will travel at speeds of 350km/h when they go into service next month.

Chen Tianqiao, a billionaire by age 30, was a prominent mogul before he disappeared.

Beijing is improving its tax overhaul, its most ambitious reform in more than two decades.

The starving nation is bringing in more basic supplies from neighbour.

The 2015 student cohort is progressing into the third year of the programme.

Vodafone services will be available in Mandarin and Cantonese for New Zealand customers.

Chinese tourists are everywhere, but why are foreign visitors shunning China?

Li has risen to the top of the charts and is making a fortune live-streaming his life.

A number of China's recent high-profile start-ups are led by entrepreneurs in their 20s.

A Shanghai mall may have solved the problem of the grumpy husband who hates shopping.

For decades, couples were only allowed to have one child. Now, IVF business is booming.

COMMENT: The Aus-China FTA was supposed to make things easier, but regulation is risk.

Gifts like expensive watches and overseas trips are used as a way to impress in China.

Infant formula maker which counts Fonterra as a shareholder, has had its shares halted.

The return of VIP gamers is rebooting Macau's fortunes.

The omens don't bode well for Hong Kong and the curse of seven.

China's experienced explosive growth of online shopping and cashless payment.

The rags-to-riches life story of Jack Ma provides many lessons for others.

Beijing authorities are collecting financial intelligence on big-spending conglomerates.

China's private wealth stood at 165 trillion yuan ($33 trillion) in 2016.

COMMENT: Could China be witnessing the beginnings of its own end?