Prime Minister John Key has floated the idea of a powerful new agency to oversee major building projects.

A2 Milk shares rose 14 per cent after the milk marketing company raised its full-year guidance.

All systems are go for the opening of the Disney Shanghai Resort, but it history is a guide, it could be turbulent.

COMMENT: Just as New Zealanders come to grips with the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, its largely invisible twin is coming to town.

The 2015 crash that erased $5 trillion from stocks has sobered China's 106 million individual investors.

I recently learned of a personal shopping phenomenon hugely popular in China which, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, is "leading Australia's retail drive".

Failed Crafar farms bidder sentenced in Hong Kong for fraud associated with her attempt to buy the North Island properties.

Is the Asian giant on the brink of collapse, or finding its new economic direction?

Chinese equities are once again in the cross hairs of short sellers.

More than 50 Chinese companies are scoping investment opportunities in New Zealand's agricultural sector.

New Zealand is reaping the rewards of Chinese tourism but there needs to be a change in customer service attitudes.

Hip-hop dancers, military marchers and daredevils in winged suits are bringing China's Internet titans into the world of virtual reality.

Christina Zhu didn't know quite what she was getting herself into when she joined Fonterra in 2011.

New Zealand businesses are missing opportunities in China as a result of the country's pervasive image as the "Wild West" of intellectual property rights, says an IP expert.

The company behind the Park Hyatt project is set to purchase a nearby site, investing more than $300 million.

Apple's decision to invest $1 billion in Chinese company Didi is a sign of its growing interest in transportation.

Auckland, Los Angeles, Gaungzhou - talking trade and growth at the Tripartite Economic Summit today.

Chengdu is rumoured to be the next Chinese city serviced by Air New Zealand.

Exporters should keep their sights on changes brought by Beijing's aggressive economic targets and growing focus on productivity.

Global marketer Zespri has refreshed its China Strategy to take advantage of the increasing consumer demand for good tasting, quality kiwifruit, reports Graham Skellern.

Fonterra gets praise from the highest level, writes Fran O'Sullivan.

A China-New Zealand joint venture will see exchanges of information and expertise, writes James Penn.

Tax and other changes have been made, but greater affluence and the rapid rise of e-commerce create more opportunities for New Zealand exporters to China, writes Tim McCready.

We need a strong platform from Government and a commonsense attitude toward business enterprises with China, advises Michael Barnett.

The China New Zealand FTA could be the nucleus for the One Belt, One Road initiative, writes Charles Finny.

Just a fortnight ago, Jack Ma did just that when he played host to the Prime Minister and a visiting New Zealand business delegation over lunch in Beijing, Fran O'Sullivan writes.

New Zealand has been cited for participating in South China Sea naval exercises but David Mahon believes our country shouldn't lose any economic favour with China.

NZ exporters will be able to access the world's biggest group of consumers easily following a partnership between Alibaba and NZ Trade and Enterprise.

The Chinese juggernaut is gathering speed but beware of the speed bumps and read the warning signs, say John Hackett and Anton Blijlevens.

Lowering of Chinese restrictions would open up the high end of the market, writes Jamie Gray.