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Jane Li
Jane Li is a reporter covering China’s economy and social trends. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a master's degree in journalism. Prior to SCMP, she worked for Bloomberg Businessweek and her stories have featured in MSNBC, Quartz and the Financial Times’ Chinese site.
The deadly fever that hit northeastern Liaoning province in early August has spread to central China’s Zhengzhou city
The company says its US unit will increase exports to countries like Japan and South Korea as the trade war continues
The Sogo Causeway Bay store recorded a 20.1 per cent growth in sales in the first six months of 2018 and a 42.8 per cent increase at the Tsim Sha Tsui branch
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Sino Biopharmaceutical and Shenzhou International Group take their place on the index from September 10
New HSBC, Bank of China (HK) and Hang Seng Bank home loan borrowers to pay more from Monday, and further rise expected by the end of August
The country’s milk firms are still struggling in the aftermath of the melamine contamination scandal of 2008 which killed at least six children
The flop by China’s most expensive movie is a reminder that cinema patrons in the US$8.2 billion box office market are rapidly changing their tastes, and that Hollywood stardust may be coming off from blockbuster epics.
The epic ‘Asura’, with a production budget of 750 million yuan (US$112 million), reported 49 million yuan (US$7.3 million) in ticket sales during its opening weekend
The temporary exclusion of companies with so-called weighted voting rights (WVRs) could hurt Xiaomi and other tech start-ups
Tax cut and weakening yuan could affect the way Chinese tourists spend their money in the city, say analysts
Domestic films account for 60 per cent of the US$2.85b in film ticket sales during the first six months of the year
They may not have sent a team, but the Chinese have delivered a trainload of crayfish to Russia in a bid to stoke the appetite of football fans and boost overseas demand
