Alfred Romann

Debut of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba on Hong Kong’s bourse shows faith in territory’s institutions, analysts say.

With sky-high housing prices, stagnant wages, Hong Kong youth face fewer opportunities than mainland Chinese peers.

After the upheavals of 1989, consumption in China surged, but people are now starting to tighten their belts again.

Luckin Coffee stores have mushroomed across Chinese cities but it’s bleeding cash. Can technology save its finances?

China’s economy is less reliant on exports than it once was, and could boost trade with other countries, experts say.

As President Xi allays debt concerns, analysts say the project’s success requires foresight and honesty from all sides.