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Secret brews in China: Coke's next big thing? 

Coca-Cola, a company first famous for mixing South American coca leaves with African kola nuts, is trying to repeat history. Coca-Cola, a company...

Chinese bloggers push Coke boycott 

BEIJING -- First criticized by activists angry that the Coca- Cola Co. is sponsoring the Olympic torch relay, Coke executives now face another...

NY-LON: Does a Single Cross-Continental Office Market Exist? 

Executive Summary. The links across and comovements between the New York City and London office markets are examined in the context of...

Taiwan election could ease tensions with China 

By Craig Simons

Cox News Service

TAIPEI, Taiwan

Jian Mao-lin could be a poster child for Taiwan.

The...

Red tape slows transfer of big fish 

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The Georgia Aquarium has run into a governmental tangle that even the world's largest aquarium cannot dodge: paperwork. A...

FDA is struggling to ensure safety of imported food 

BEIJING -- The U.S. pet food scare has raised the specter that surging imports from China and other nations with poor sanitary standards are...

The Huawei Way 

In just 18 years, Huawei has grown from a corporate midget into a mighty global contender in one of the world's key industries. In 1988, when the...

China surges ahead; as China's economy booms, young people are working hard to meet tomorrow's challenges 

* OBJECTIVES * OBJECTIVES Students should understand * why Chinese students spend so much time studying. * how China is developing into a...

'This Is Really Home'; A massive influx of migrants has created a new problem for city authorities--slums. 

Byline: Craig Simons A few years ago Yu Changhua measured the seasons by what was growing in his fields--rapeseed in spring, maize in summer,...

'This Is Really Home' 

A few years ago Yu Changhua measured the seasons by what was growing in his fields--rapeseed in spring, maize in summer, wheat in winter. He lived...