Shanghai

Does China Have Anything to Fear from Foreign Universities?

By Charlie Campbell / Shanghai

18 Hurt as Van Crashes Outside Starbucks in Shanghai

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

Shanghai Disneyland: Magic Kingdom Meets Middle Kingdom

By Kim Wall / Shanghai

China's Wanda Group Denies It Had Disney Characters at Theme Park

By Rishi Iyengar
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Neglecting Parents in Shanghai Can Lower Your Credit Score

New rules decree that adults living separately from their parents must “visit or send greeting often”

By Rishi Iyengar

Discover China's Love for Pre-Wedding Photos

First comes love, then come photos.

By Chelsea Matiash

100,000 Trapped in Chinese Train Station

More than 100,000 were trapped in Guangzhou's main railway station

By Simon Lewis

China Investigates Senior Securities Regulator

Zhang Yujun is the first such official to come under scrutiny

By Nash Jenkins

Chinese Store Selling 'Tojo Ice Cream'

10,000 ice creams have been made in the likeness of Japan’s wartime Prime Minister

By Helen Regan

Hong Kong Bourse Fitfully Recovers but Nerves Remain

Experts worry that Hong Kong's close economic links to China mean it is in for a rough ride

By Nash Jenkins / Hong Kong

China Struggles to Stay Rosy as Confidence and Markets Plummet

The Aug. 24 stock-market disarray was dubbed Black Monday

By Hannah Beech / Shanghai

After Their Worst Month in Years, China's Stock Markets Are Still Struggling

Meanwhile, regulators in Beijing are still fighting to reverse the trends

By Nash Jenkins

Is It Even Safe to Ride an Escalator in China?

Experts warn of poorly maintained, aging equipment and not enough inspectors

By Rishi Iyengar

Disneyland Coming to Shanghai

It's set to open in the spring of 2016

By Nolan Feeney

Chinese Markets Recover, But Future Is Uncertain

Analysts are in disagreement about both the causes and implications of the surge

By Nash Jenkins

Volatile Chinese Markets Climb Back

State media was quick to celebrate the day's gains

By Nash Jenkins

China's Tanking Stock Market Plunges Even Further

Beijing's intervention has not arrested a precipitous slide

By Hannah Beech / Shanghai

Will the Communist Party Save China's Volatile Stock Market?

China’s top brokerages have pledged almost $20 billion to arrest a calamitous slide

By Hannah Beech

Chinese Stocks Experience an 'Unprecedented' Slide

State monetary policy has failed to fix the situation, and Beijing is growing desperate

By Nash Jenkins

Why Chinese Stocks Just Took a Massive Nosedive

A bubble could be bursting

By Stephen Gandel / Fortune
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