China Opens Door to Foreign Private-Equity Funds
Regulator says funds must raise money from domestic investors, invest in Chinese capital markets.
China Selloff Sparks Gloomy 2016 Start for Stocks
A 7 percent slide in Chinese shares, sparked by weak economic data, rekindled worries over global growth on day one of 2016 trading.
China Stocks Hit Hard, Rest of World Shrugs
Chinese shares slumped 5 percent on Friday, hit by regulatory and industrial sector worries, but the declines did not carry through to other major equity markets.
G-20 Seeks Reassurances that China Plans to Calm Markets
The Group of 20 biggest economies are concerned a stalled Chinese economy could spur further global sell-offs.
China Shares Brush New Low Since Depth of Selloff
Shanghai Composite closes down 4.3%, a fraction above July 8 low.
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How Much Does the Chinese Market Matter to the World?
China’s main market, reflected in the Shanghai Composite Index, has fallen 24 percent since June 12, losing...
The Princeling of Private Equity
A firm co-founded by the grandson of China's former leader landed a sweet deal in a state-controlled sector of the economy. Now, many in the industry are flocking to invest with Alvin Jiang.
Environmental Stocks Surge on China’s Smog Pollution Fears
While Beijing struggled with pollution, prices of environmental protection stocks surged as investors bought stocks that could rise if policymakers say “enough.”
Private Equity in China: Which Way Out?
Three-quarters of private equity deals struck between 2001-12-worth $230 billion-have yet to pay off, a new report shows.