China Archive
Archives for September 2014
“Made” can be a flexible word, of course.
Underwriters exercised an option to sell an additional 48 million shares, according to a source.
The iPhone black market appears to be alive and well outside this SoHo store.
Friday’s closing price gave Alibaba a market value of $231 billion, exceeding the combined market capitalizations of Amazon and eBay.
Gaps in reporting left the military unaware of most of the intrusions.
The delay may be a matter of waiting for government certification.
Not much new information, but a mention of governance concerns.
The Chinese e-commerce giant is heading toward the largest U.S. IPO ever.
The ex-NBA star’s fight to stop China from using so much ivory and yet another satisfying Colbert interview.
China is quickly replacing the United States as the world’s biggest importer of oil.
With a recent lifting of a ban on game consoles in China, will the Kickstarter startup finally get some traction?