Chinese companies face culture shock in countries that aren’t like China

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Faced with slower growth at home and rising labor costs, Chinese entrepreneurs are seeking foreign markets as never before.

Chinese Smartphone Makers Try to Make Inroads in India

HONG KONG — The most important market for Chinese smartphone makers may no longer be China. For years, hundreds of millions of Chinese have purchased new smartphones.

Chinese Companies Head For the Exit

HONG KONG–Fed up with slumping share prices, prickly regulators and aggressive short sellers, an increasing number of Chinese companies listed on American stock exchanges are heading for the exits.

Analysis: China diners say more than economy hurting Yum's KFC

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A slowdown in China's economy is not the only strain on Kentucky Fried Chicken's business in the country, where competition is getting tougher and customers are getting pickier.

Chinese miner builds high-altitude experiment in Peru

MOROCOCHA, Peru (Reuters) - High in the Andes mountain range, a Chinese mining company is now in the housing construction and demolition business as it works to relocate a Peruvian town that sits in the way of its $2.2 billion Toromocho copper mine.

Chinese companies operating with alarming levels of debt: Study

BEIJING: Chinese companies are operating with "alarming levels" of corporate debt, even though the country's gross debt remains relatively low, according to a study by an official Chinese think tank.

New PCAOB Chairman Pushes for Audit Overhaul

Public Company Accounting Oversight Board Chairman James Doty plans to unveil a new model for the auditor's report and said he wanted to see disciplinary proceedings for auditing firms to be made public.

Doty took over the chairmanship of the government regulatory board that inspects and disciplines auditing firms earlier this year. During a speech Thursday at a Baruch College financial reporting conference, Doty also discussed problems he has seen with audits of multinational companies, particularly in China, and in the way that audit firms communicate with audit committees on public company boards.