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Monday's devastating earthquake in southwest China again leads coverage of China in the main newspapers. The China Daily added that the earthquake will further complicate authorities' macroeconomic policymaking at a time when grow...

Today's Papers: Quakes, food and footwear

May 13,2008

By NATHAN GREEN

Unsurprisingly, most China-focused news outlets provide extensive coverage of the devastating earthquake that hit Sichuan province Monday, killing at least 10,000 people.

The Wall Street Journal reported that <...

Today's Papers: Food prices slow but inflation rebounds

May 12,2008

By NATHAN GREEN

The Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times and the South China Morning Post all led their online China business coverage with the release of April inflation numbers by the National Statistics Bureau. The

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