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Movers and Shakers: Huawei Feels the Heat

The biggest moves in China’s financial and business circles — plus the latest on the arrest that’s rocking the U.S.-China truce, bribery in Chad, and the deaths of a scientist and a carmaker
As Price of ‘Black Gold’ Rises, Times Are Tough in ‘Wig City’

As value of hair and labor skyrockets, wig-makers are turning to e-commerce and trying to move up the value chain
The ‘Drifters’ Dreaming of Stardom

In one of the world’s largest movie production bases, aspiring actors from all over China struggle to get noticed
More Tales Emerge of Local Officials Following Chinese Journalists
In Depth: China’s Unprecedented Private Sector Rescue

Easing credit access is priority for bolstering sector accounting for 60% of economy, but measures may not go far enough, analysts say
Lawyer’s Police Strip-Search Allegations Create Social Media Uproar

Guangzhou authorities face calls to release security footage of disputed incident
Protest Turns Violent Over Plan to Relocate Students

Dozens arrested after families object to Leiyang city’s plan to lower class sizes by transferring students to private school
Fortunes on the Shaying Flow Like the River Itself

For centuries, merchants have tried to harness the economic promise of a polluted waterway
Q&A: M Woods Museum Co-Founder Lauds Cultivation of China’s Art Community

Michael Xufu Huang seeks to create bridge between young people, outstanding talent
With Mao at Its Heart, Village Gets Rich

Nanjie proudly maintains its Mao-era legacy, while adding a theme park for the many tourists