Posts tagged "china"

For China's economy to continue to grow rapidly it will need to invest further in its human capital, and ensure there is a stable and predictable legal regime.

The impending collapse of China’s second-largest property developer could have a negative effect on a range of Australian businesses.

China has a dilemma on its hand with what to do with property giant Evergrande, with a possible bailout posing deeper questions about the behaviour of the country's large financial institutions.

Australia’s largest export source has suffered a blow after prices of iron ore tumbled by more than 50% over the last two months.

A recent analysis suggests the federal government could turn around Australia’s performance on research and development within a decade.

Over the past few weeks, the Chinese government’s crackdown on big tech companies has intensified. Here's what has prompted it.

Last week the Chinese government “indefinitely suspended all activities” with Australia under the framework. So what now?

China’s state-run anti-monopoly bureau has tightened its regulations on big tech players, as shown by its recent move against the country’s largest e-commerce company, Alibaba Group.

"Talk about returning the economy to normal after the crisis is misguided. Before the crisis, normal was nowhere near good enough," says Ross Garnaut.

Despite talk about “Chinese bullying”, Trade Minister Dan Tehan’s task will be to restore a constructive trading partnership with China.

Donald Trump's presidency was driven by his ‘America First’ agenda. Will Joe Biden reverse this resurgence of American protectionism?

Since the government will not explain why the sale of Probuild was rejected, it's left to the business community to draw its own conclusions.