Day: October 23, 2012

There are no bounds to China’s e-commerce, writes Geoff Tink from Shanghai.

China’s equivalent to the Y Generation have just entered the job market. Karen Tye looks at the ramifications for a generation of one-child employees who have grown up in a modern China with the world at their fingertips.

Australian artists, designers, architects and urban planners continue to hold a prescence in the Chinese design and build sector.

Rowan Callick reflects on the significance of the early Australian trade missions to China after the two countries signed a joint communiqué in Paris on December 21, 1972.

Australians in the F&B sector in China, dominate this issue’s People Watch.

Victoria’s recent 600-person trade delegation to China sounds good in theory, but how effective are super missions in practice, asks Carl Jetter.

As Australia enters the Asian Century, the role China will continue to play in the buoyancy of the Australian economy remains unquestionable, writes Australia China Business Council Chairman, Frank Tudor.