Not only are hordes of internatonal tourists visiting the big name cities, a new generation of domestic travelers are discovering China's second- and third-tier cities.

Taking a cue from the larger economy, China’s four biggest banks have decided to slow down growth and focus instead on better profit margins.

A flood of investors into China's second-tier cities has fueled a spike in property prices and a threat of oversupply, prompting some analysts to warn of potential money pits.

China latest five-year plan is expected to focus on rebalancing its economy, by moving away from a growth model powered by exports and investments, to one driven by domestic spending. Will it work?

Record number of mutual fund redemptions in China have prompted a slew of new offerings in the market as fund management firms struggle to retain invetsors.

As Chinese property prices skyrocket and with cooling measures put in place, more mainland buyers are finding value in overseas markets.

China may have been in the news for its tightening moves in recent months, but some experts believe the central bank remains behind the curve on monetary policy.