Where Are the Chinese Cars?

Despite their repeated promises, Chinese automakers haven’t begun to make a dent in the car market in the United States.

Wood from China

The World’s Mary Kay Magistad reports that most of the wood products imported into the US come from China. And one fourth of that wood is from illegally cut timber.

Revolution Isn’t a Party, but It Draws Tourists

Tourist attractions in Yan’an try to evoke the glory days of the Chinese Communist Party, and are profiting handsomely from “red tourism.”

Putting the Chinese in ‘Made in China’

The graphic artist Liu Zhizhi is in the forefront of a new generation of designers who are trying to define a visual language for contemporary China.

Sony Hopes for a Blockbuster as ‘Dr. Oz’ Format Goes to China

Sony Pictures Television is expected to announce a deal on Wednesday to export the format of “The Dr. Oz Show” to Chinese television.

New Scrutiny on Censorship Issues for U.S. Companies in China

Now that Google has thrown down the gauntlet, American companies may find arguments about the need to obey local laws do not offer blanket protection from questions about conduct.

For Google, a Threat to China With Little Revenue at Stake

Analysts say that staying in China would be risky for Google, and the economic pain of leaving would most likely not be felt for years.

Google Would Abandon a Lucrative Market

Twenty or so other companies that may also have been attacked, are now in the difficult position of deciding whether to follow Google.

Google, Citing Attack, Threatens to Exit China

The move, coming after assaults from hackers on its computer systems, would be a highly unusual rebuke of China by a large and respected company.

China Signs Deal for Gas in Trade Talk With Putin

Pricing details were yet to be worked out in the deal between Gazprom and a Chinese state-run company.

G.M. Is to Sell Hummer to a Chinese Company

Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company will take control of the iconic brand.

Opinion: Beijing’s Afghan Gamble

While America is sacrificing its blood and treasure in Afghanistan, the Chinese will reap the benefits.

China Yearns to Form Its Own Media Empires

China plans to spend billions of dollars to develop media companies that it hopes can compete with the likes of News Corporation and Time Warner.

Mao: The Great Helmsman of Kitsch?

Mao memorabilia constitute a big business, and the 60th birthday of the People's Republic of China is expected to give it a further lift.

In Hong Kong, One Holiday and Lots of Book Sales

To prepare for the National Day holiday, retailers are stocking up on merchandise like designer bags, gold jewelry — and banned books.

In Drive for Wind Power, Man Who Led Coal Plant Seeks Atonement

Min Deqing says he delayed installing pollution controls at his coal plant, and hopes to redeem himself by promoting clean energy.

Green Power Takes Root in the Chinese Desert

Beijing is steering a push toward wind and solar power, while the U.S. is just starting.

Australia Feels Chill as China’s Shadow Grows

Chinese investments in Australian mining have tapped queasiness in Australia over China’s rising influence.

Cavaliers Sell a Stake to Chinese Investors

The Cavaliers said they agreed over the weekend to sell a 15 percent stake in the franchise and its arena to a group of Chinese investors, led by Kenny Huang.