Economy & Trade

Top 10 Cities in China Reshuffled! Who’s in Top 10?

Shanghai’s GDP exceeds RMB 3 trillion mark for the first time according to the economic data of 2017, stabilizing its No. 1 position of China

2016-2017 China National Image Global Survey

China’s overall image is steadily improving overseas. Countries whose score of China rose the most were all developed countries; awareness of the Belt and Road

Top 50 Chinese Global Brand Builders 2018

WPP and Kantar Millward Brown, in collaboration with Google, released the BrandZ Top 50 Chinese Global Brand Builders 2018 Report. It takes in-depth look at

Top 10 Performing Chinese Cities in 2017

Chengdu, Chongqing, Guiyang, Shenzhen, and Nanjing rank on top of the Milken Institute’s Best-Performing Cities (BPC) China’s top 10 performing cities list (tier-1 and tier-2

China’s per capita disposable income up 9.1% to 19,342 yuan in Q3 2017

The gross domestic product (GDP) of China in the first three quarters of this year was 59,328.8 billion yuan (US$8,959.21 billion), a year-on-year increase of

REPORT E-economy: China vs. the U.S.

China, in just a few years, has made the leap from a nearly unwired country to one of the most wired on earth. This incredible

Shanghai export growth has reached a new high of 18.7% in H1 2017

In the first half of 2017, Shanghai’s export growth has shown an increase of 18.7%. Ever since 2012, it’s the first time that Shanghai showed

China’s environmental penalties close to US$1 bn in 2016

The Chinese government continued to increase its efforts to combat environmental violations in 2016 with a total number of 137.8 thousand cases investigated and fines

China to spend twice as much as the US on development research by 2018

China is expected to invest up to twice as much as the US, or US$658 billion (4.5 trillion yuan) in another five years, in the

China GDP grew faster than expected in Q1 2017

The gross domestic product (GDP) of China was 18,068.3 billion yuan (US$2,626.81 billion) in the first quarter of 2017, a year-on-year increase of 6.9% at

“Alibaba economy” to generate about 30% of all jobs in 2035

The “Alibaba economy” could generate about 122 million of the 415 million total jobs available in China’s digital economy or 29.4% of all the jobs