The US Department of Commerce’s recent decision to launch an investigation into Chinese solar panel manufacturers is a new marker of the friction betwe...

As multinationals revive interest in collaborating with Chinese partners, the lessons of past ventures bear remembering.

China’s growth depends less on exports than conventional wisdom suggests.

China currently accounts for less than 10 percent of the global market for the offshoring and outsourcing of services, which reached more than US$60 billi...

Chinese technology companies are competing successfully on their home turf. Global markets may be another story, at least in the short run.

China’s companies are expanding the focus of their outbound M&A, but so far they have struggled to create value.

As they go global, their hardest challenge is to integrate the management of their domestic and foreign businesses.

Chinese companies are seeking opportunities abroad. They will have to acclimate to new surroundings—just as the foreign companies that entered China did. ...