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Up to 19 castles have been sold to mainlanders this year, with many other Chinese buyers snapping up luxury rooms and suites in properties that have been transformed into elegant hotels
Zhaopin sees 20pc rise in revenue – and its rivals falling over themselves to copy its business model – after it starts offering comprehensive hiring services, including jobseeker assessments and training courses
Update | Global economic conditions ‘bewildering’ says Chinese premier, but China on the right track
China’s Premier Li Keqiang says global economic conditions are bewildering, creating volatility in global markets, but the government has room to innovate and deploy the right tools to meet its economic targets.
Chinese magnates are setting up firms to help manage their family fortune and pass it down to their children and relatives
The head of the national legislature has told a Hong Kong business delegation that Beijing's policies towards Hong Kong will remain "unswerving" as it gradually advances the city's democratic development in accordance with the Basic Law.
The study by insurance firm AIA China and Forbes China magazine also predicts number of mainlanders with assets of more than 10 million yuan will reach 1.12 million by the end of 2015
Concerns about retirement and inheritance prompt well-heeled Chinese to consider more comprehensive ways to manage their money
Officials say they have been making efforts to try to crack down on the illegal sale of wild animals at the wholesale market in Guangdong
Officials are now examining security footage of the photo shoot, including a picture of a near-naked woman sitting on the head of a marble lion, which was condemned by many internet users
Last year’s increase takes the nation’s total of US-dollar millionaires to four million, second only to the United States with seven million
Medical professions earn much less, with physicians the lowest paid among those who graduated last year, study shows
Renrendai co-founder says regulations have to be standardised and the firm’s products better developed before it goes public
The securities regulator yon Thursday confirmed it is investigating Hanergy Thin Film Power Group, hours after chairman Li Hejun dismissed rumours of a probe.
