China's New Taste for Luxury
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The Formula One race -- high-risk capitalists fielding half-million-dollar cars that whined around a $350 million circuit for spectators who paid up to $400 a ticket --represented the antithesis of the ascetic communism that China once enforced at home and advocated abroad.
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The new China is driven by tensions between authoritarianism and something beyond.
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Glittery Las Vegas-style gambling has arrived in seedy Macau, promising new charms for China&#39;s inveterate players, and this former Portuguese colony may never be the same.
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The luxury market, which, only a few years ago, was struggling, has come back with a bang for the holidays.
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The companies introduced dozens of new products, and sales in countries like China have increased as consumersâ incomes expand.
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'Golden Resources' is a testament to Beijing's desire to create a stable, happy, middle-income consumer class.
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A financial portal is born in China.
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One hot market is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
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Tourists in China have another potential point of interest to add to their sightseeing itineraries now that the country's biggest nuclear power station has opened its doors to the public.
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Higher costs in China could spell the end of an era of ultra-cheap goods.
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The taste for oil is growing faster in China than anywhere else in the world, making it the second biggest importer after the US.
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Yixing ware is the focus of a small but fascinating exhibition at the China Institute gallery.
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The power meal of a rising urban class is found in one lake near Shanghai.
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For nearly three decades, Chinese peasants have left their villages for crowded dormitories and sweaty assembly lines, churning out goods for world markets. Now, China is turning the tables.
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Hong Kong adopts a new regulatory system that could some day be a model for mainland Chinaâs giant power industries.
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Travel: A current crop of small and intimate places to stay is a refreshing change in a city where big and brash is the norm, says China Williams
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Once considered a symbol of the decadent West, Valentine's Day is becoming big business in newly affluent China.