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Business
India's venture into olive-growing,frontiers funds, and the rise of sportswear brand Li Ning.
On the edge
Khabarovsk, a Russian city on China’s border, is booming thanks to its natural resources. But with a history of decline, can this remote economic command centre keep its revival going?
Asia
China's negative image and we scrutinise the stuffy wardrobe of its president, Hu Jintao.
Asia
China rediscovers the bicycle as oil prices soar while disaffected Japanese youths flirt with communism.
Expo 12: Airs apparent
There's a global shortage of pilots. That's why business has taken off at Moncton Flight College in Canada, where students from China and Mongolia train to become commercial airline captains.
Out of Africa
While Chinese firms flock to Africa, a quieter phenomenon sees a steady stream of African businessmen moving into China. An estimated 10,000 of them now live and work in Guangzhou.
Ancestral spirits
China's bai jiu is the drink of choice for sealing business deals. Though its flavour is an acquired taste, major players like LVMH and Diageo are now investing in the potent spirit.
Spot the shopper
China’s booming economy has triggered a luxury-mall boom. Packed with the best brands, they lack just one thing: shoppers. Many companies have found success but many more could soon be packing up.
Party animal
The second in our series on foreign coverage of the US election is Li Xuejiang, Washington bureau chief for China’s ‘People’s Daily’, the state-controlled newspaper with a circulation of three million.
