Hainan provincial government to hatch plan to ease its cash crunch, sources say
Forced to shut sales offices and stop construction, property developers brace for pain
Nearly 10,000 catering sector workers have been temporarily hired by supermarkets across China
China is increasingly setting the international agenda. Hopefully it will use this growing power to champion sustainability
A single Covid-19 case at e-commerce firm Dangdang and three at a Chongqing mineral company lead to work-from-home policy for former and plant closure for latter
Wang Chen tells state broadcaster that Covid-19 outbreaks could occur in a similar manner to seasonal flu
Outside the epidemic’s epicenter Wuhan, manufacturers struggle with worker shortages, inflated costs and continuous policy changes, even as demand skyrockets
Small and midsize enterprises could become a powerful economic engine if funded properly. New risk assessment methods may finally help solve this problem
Two studies add to the growing body of evidence showing people without Covid-19 symptoms can be contagious and that the disease kills more men
City’s unemployment rate touches three-year high, as analysts predict it could suffer an unprecedented second year of economic contraction in 2020
Acquisition of Canadian unit for $8.2 billion may allow company to compete with state-owned Chinese rival CRRC
Policymakers’ most urgent challenge is no longer how to stimulate demand, but rather how to ensure that the economy functions as normally as possible
In the province at the center of the outbreak, cities outside the capital illustrate the benefits of acting early and the costs of moving too late
Without workers, businesses are struggling to resume operations
As Japan’s confirmed infections and ‘mystery cases’ pile up, researchers say authorities have their heads buried in the sand
Furious creditors have published a letter urging financial regulators not to allow discount bond purchase by a ‘third party’ owned by the same provincial government
Within weeks of a man with virus symptoms being turned away from city’s hospitals, he was dead along with his wife, son and daughter
Hamfisted governance and the near destruction of traditional media in the city has pushed residents into panic
Three quarters of companies in AmCham Shanghai poll say they have insufficient people to run full production lines due to restrictions aimed at halting spread of Covid-19
Money can help move development along, but testing safety and efficacy can’t be rushed, infectious disease specialist says
Figures on the deadly virus’s toll on frontline personnel are the first China has released
International cooperation is key to fighting coronavirus, but mounting pressures on political leaders risk pushing them toward more nationalistic, short-term measures that can be counterproductive
In a downturn that has crushed the tourism, entertainment and retail industries, companies are going online, downsizing and even offering handouts to help stay afloat
Discipline shakeup nets leaders of the province and its capital Wuhan for their roles in mismanaging the coronavirus outbreak
Authorities have issued a warrant for Hu Huaibang, who is under suspicion for taking bribes
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