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  • Jun 10, 2015

    Last weekend, 90 buses, filled with 4,500 Chinese tourists, roamed the Netherlands courtesy of Perfect (China) Co. Ltd., a direct sales firm specializing in hou

  • Jun 09, 2015

    Chinese hackers have become such a persistent presence on American computer networks — both public and private — that sometimes their meddling slips by with l

  • Jun 05, 2015

    China isn’t an enemy of the U.S. But coercive diplomacy with China today is arguably more complicated than it was with the Soviet Union in the Cold War, at lea

  • Jun 04, 2015

    Many observers assume that China is on a path to become the next Japan — a major economy mired in a multiyear deflationary funk that deflates its global clout.

  • Jun 03, 2015

    Could a lack of liquidity soon cause Asia’s stock markets to crash? That question might seem fanciful at first glance. Central banks in Frankfurt, London, Toky

  • Jun 02, 2015

    Chinese military officials attending a major security conference in Singapore over the weekend made clear that they have no intention of halting their aggressiv

  • May 30, 2015

    Christine Lagarde’s people say China’s currency is no longer undervalued. Jacob Lew’s argue it still is. There’s a lot at stake in the debate: The yuan can

  • May 28, 2015

    There are plenty of reasons one could argue China isn’t on the verge of a debt crisis: The country has $3.7 trillion in currency reserves, a closed financial s

  • May 28, 2015

    China is an economic giant, but its money is still a bit of a runt. Unlike the dollar, euro and yen, it’s little used away from home. The No. 1 exporter has ke

  • May 27, 2015

    On a swing through Latin America last week, Premier Li Keqiang of China wooed his hosts with potentially big deals. But Latin leaders shouldn’t let yuan fever

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