China's largest province, southeastern Guangdong, reported 10.2% growth to bring its GDP per capita to nearly $13,000. That's still far below the level of neighboring Hong Kong ($44,000), but ...

The region is China’s wealthiest, with a GDP per person of nearly 100,000 yuan ($15,000). When the government began pouring money into the interior, the south coast initially lost ground.

The above map shows the countries of East Asia lit up at night. It reveals much about the power dynamics in this region. The centers of Chinese wealth and power—including Beijing, Shanghai, and ...

Although China’s economic engagement was initially embraced by most states in Central and Eastern Europe, ... but China maintained a low profile in the political and economic map of the region.

Economic Map Shows Countries With Fast ... mixed fortunes for different regions while predicting that new trade policies that ... expansion in GDP in 2025 at 6.3 percent. China is second with a ...

Authorities in hardscrabble regions with a lot of polluting industries—such as Ningxia, Hebei, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia—opposed the Green GDP idea from the get-go and refused to invest in ...

China's GDP growth in the second quarter was 4.7%, below the expected 5.1%. The slowdown raises concerns about economic stability and calls for measures to stimulate growth. IMF projects a gradual ...