China’s WLAN market underwent rapidly development in 1H 08 under China’s policy of telecom reorganization and wireless city, according to a new report from CCID Consulting. The report, entitled “Review and Trend Analysis on China’s WLAN Market in 2008H1,” revealed that sales revenue of China’s WLAN market in 1H 08 reached 1.38 billion yuan ($201 million), up 31.4 percent y-on-y. By the end of June, China’s hotspots reached 10,000, covering 110 cities. More than 30 cities have incorporated wire

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Several high-end retailers are planning to open new department stores in China over the next three years, on the expectation that urban incomes will rise and local consumers will grow more conscious of luxury labels.

The new blueprint aimed at protecting IP rights is a step in the right direction, but it needs to translate into concrete actions, writes Yang Ing Loong, partner with Heller Ehrman LLP, Beijing.

The opening of the trade and distribution sector to foreign capital is a reminder that China's reform programmes are often like the slow crumbling of a dam.

Multinationals sourcing Chinese goods for export are capturing only one-quarter of the potential cost savings, according to a survey by consultants McKinsey and the American Chamber of Commerce.

New rules increasing the liability of sponsors and professional advisers are expected to improve the quality of information disclosed.

If Lim Mingyan, chief executive of Singapore's CapitaLand, is worried about China's efforts to cool the country's booming property market, he does not show it.

Shopping space has proliferated but imaginative solutions to create an enticing, long-lasting environment are also required, writes James Hawkey, executive consultant for Cushman & Wakefield in China.

In spite of recent political friction, business ties between China and Japan continue to expand and deepen. In 2004, China replaced the US for the first time as Japan's biggest trading partner.

Germany's BASF is forecasting earnings from its chemicals business in China will expand from 6 per cent of its global total in 2005 to 10 per cent by 2010, driven by demand for chemicals used in heavy industries and ­consumer goods manufacturing.

There are risks in the divergent regulatory regimes at China's three big bourses.