A tycoon’s private life and financial arrangements are typically matters of personal choice. In Zong Qinghou’s case, they have thrown a beverage giant’s ownership, structure, and profit distribution into sharp relief

The world saw many ups and downs — energy revolution, digital empowerment, as well as the raging pandemic

In interview with Caixin, Ren Zhengfei shares his thoughts and regrets about the company he founded, China's migration policies, and Huawei's 'bumpy road'

PBOC chief Yi Gang voices optimism following stabilization of risks, explains policymakers’ thinking in latest financial easing

Economic planner Ning Jizhe says structural reforms look to be promoting growth, but more is needed

Investors seeking safety amid China's economic slowdown have turned to real estate, pushing home and land prices higher

The former Politburo member was pursued at every stop of his career by slick operators, who lavished gifts on his family, then won approval for projects

The ruckus over New Oriental Education is a sign the government needs to take a second look at bans on foreign investments

Scandals such as the recent one involving medicine capsules would not happen if companies were punished for bad behavior

In an interview, the influential governor of China's central bank retraces 2011 economic policy steps and forecasts the 2012 pace

Leaping into the gaping void of the state-owned enterprise balance sheet – a recent report estimates that from 2001 to 2008, total subsidies topped 6 trillion yuan

The International Monetary Fund's chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, argues in an interview for building policy bridges