Shanghai

How the global economy is reacting to China's slowdown

Individuals, often swayed by rumors, make up 80 percent of share buyers.

Some view China as an opportunity to be bold.

After 14 years, China is lifting its ban on foreign video game consoles in its Shanghai free trade zone.

As some American kids get a snow day, some Chinese students are getting a pollution day today.

Local governments in China have taken the homes of at least 40 million people, selling that land to developers, in order to keep GDP growth figures well into the black.

This week, the Chinese government will open the country's first 'free trade zone' in Shanghai.

Marketplace China Correspondent Rob Schmitz wraps up his year-long series about the people on a single street in Shanghai - Changle Lu, or The Street of Eternal Happiness. He revisits two people to find how they're achieving their 'Chinese dreams.'

Morgan Stanley is moving its showcase of Asian hedge funds to New York after the event was cancelled in Shanghai last week due to concerns over bird flu, according to Bloomberg News.

The story of Maggie Lane, a Shanghai land grab gone wrong. Forty million Chinese people have lost their homes to local governments, bent on boosting GDP. The incoming government of Xi Jinping may change that.