Danwei talks to Caijing about the public's right to collect information – General

BEIJING -- Hu Shuli, one of China's best-known editors, has launched a new magazine after disputes over money and editorial policy caused her and most of her staff to leave her old magazine.

Chief economist of Caijing shares his thoughts on the mixed economic signals of the month of March. Is China's stimulus working?

Leading Chinese editors say they remain optimistic about the development of the Chinese media, despite rising censorship triggering this week's implosion of China's most independent news publication, Caijing magazine.

Danwei interviews Richard Burger, the author of the Peking Duck, about his role as an Editor at the English edition of the Global Times.

Caijing editor Hu Shuli calls for the Chinese people to build a comprehensive disaster management system.

This piece on Danwei answers an interesting question: Learning English has never been more popular in China, so why are so many English language schools going out of business?

An article from Caijing, an awesome China-econ publication. "Naive retail investors and China itself will suffer a lot when the nation's overvalued property and asset markets collapse."

Chang'an Automobile, one of China's biggest car makers said it will ink a deal on Friday with PSA Peugeot Citroen in France to set up a 50-50 joint venture, reported Thursday’s Caijing.com.cn.

Getting an accurate read on what people in China think about the prosecution of Chen Shui-bian is difficult because Taiwan's former president isn't too highly thought of here. To the extent people have an opinion they seem to be glad he's in trouble because, well, Chen's a troublemaker.