China’s richest people are stepping up investment in US real estate and other foreign assets as they try to preserve their fortunes in the face of a fast-changing economy, a report said on Tuesday...
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Wen Jiabao bowed out of political life yesterday, formally handing the premiership to Li Keqiang after 10 years in the job.
Li became the new premier after a ceremonial election at the...
China's wealth gap has widened to a level where it is among the world's most unequal nations, a survey has revealed.
The chasm between China’s rich and poor has widened to alarming levels, according to survey results released by the Survey and Research Centre for China Household Finance.
Train staff to work safely with electricity
Last month, the number of people who died or were seriously injured as a result of working with electricity rose.
Some of the most deep-seated problems plaguing Hong Kong today - extreme social and income inequalities - are not something democracy alone can solve.
A growing number of mainland Chinese worry about corruption, inequality and food safety, a survey said, weeks before China unveils its next generation of leaders.
Hong Kong has become more prosperous over the decades and emerged from financial crises in better shape than most places. Yet inequality has grown. The latest evidence is difficult to refute.
The gap between rich and poor in Hong Kong now stands at its widest in at least three decades.
The Census and Statistics Department says the city's Gini coefficient has reached 0.537...
Donald Tsang Yam-kuen has, perhaps, finally understood where he failed. The grilling and humiliation the retiring chief executive suffered in the legislature last week marked a sad ending to a...
The government would not make the rich poorer so as to narrow the wealth gap, chief executive-elect Leung Chun-ying said yesterday as he named the members of a committee to revive a commission to...
'Let some people get rich first,' urged Deng Xiaoping, and sure enough, some of them did. Between 1990 and 2008, China's headlong rush to economic growth lifted 500 million people out of extreme...
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