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US and China seek to resolve cyber-security issues

Analysts debate US and Chinese efforts to resolve the increasingly fraught issue of cyber security

18 April 2013

Netqin – bumpy road ahead

Negative publicity in state media is likely to impact second quarter earnings significantly.

19 May 2011

Qihoo 360 – fast expansion boosts ad sales

The internet and mobile security software developer has been expanding its user base quickly to support advertising revenues though disputes with major internet rivals pose some threat to the company's development.

19 May 2011

US-China rift over Google reflects fractious ties

Google's defiance of Beijing has the potential to put ties with the US into the deep freeze.

14 January 2010

2010 starts with a bang

Snowstorms, surging food inflation, investor commentaries on the emergence of a big "China bubble". On the positive side, though, China’s trade performance has markedly improved.

14 January 2010
baidu

Internet ads – Search and Rescue

With 338m people online, China’s internet ad market is big. Trends are benefitting search engines, but portals needed rescuing from reliance on their old mainstays.

17 September 2009

Sina – Behind the curve

It may take Sina a while to shake off its listlessness.

17 September 2009

Baidu – Search Successful

Sentiment surrounding Baidu is positive for good reasons.

17 September 2009

Sohu – Buoyed by games

A solid performer.

17 September 2009

RENMINBI COMPASS

Renminbi Compass, a new research service launched by the FT, aims to act as a navigational guide through the expanding universe of renminbi asset classes. With the Chinese currency gaining ever-wider acceptance around the world and Beijing taking steps to open its capital account, we are broadening our research coverage to include not only equity funds but also all other important renminbi asset classes, such as chengtou bonds, dim sum bonds, real estate, trust products, underground banking, art, antiques and several others.