The new bull market for Chinese equities since the launch of Hong Kong-Shanghai cross trading has given brokerages a shot in the arm.

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Sitting still with 2014 high performers is the wrong strategy for Chinese stocks, which is why three under-performers are ripe for picking now.

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Western automakers and their Chinese partners are poised to benefit as the ruble plunge increases risks for many of their competitors in China.

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As crude falls, China鈥檚 oil companies face headwinds more intense than just the falling price of oil.

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The bulk of Spring Festival spending is tied to traveling, making China travel stocks a good investment. Here are four reasons why travel stocks in China are expected to perform well.

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The coming year in cooling-off China is looking good for Microsoft, Cisco, Qualcomm, IBM and other companies stung in the past by Chinese government decrees

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The small caps HAO ETF offers broad access to Chinese companies, but investors looking for high yields can do better by playing individual stocks

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Domestic companies stand to gain from growth in what鈥檚 now $45 billion market for generics drugs in China.

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Signs of a weakening economy should give should give Chinese consumer sector stock investors a big cause for pause.

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Xiaomi, the world鈥檚 third-largest smartphone maker, isn't listed. But investors can trade the Chinese firm's suppliers and content partners.

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Chinese banks and their shareholders are feeling the heat from fast-rising online financial services such as Alibaba's Alipay.

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With Stock Connect, foreign retail investors are getting first-time access to the Shanghai Stock Exchange. But they can't ignore the risks unique to China.

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Lenovo is already a leading computer and smartphone maker, but it may be going too far by buying Motorola Mobility and an IBM server business.

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BABA stock looks even better after Alibaba Group Holding Ltd cornered rights to the 鈥淒ouble 11鈥� slogan for a major online retail event.

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China property developers look good on expectations of more stimulus after October China PMI surveys show a lack of confidence in growth.

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Investors betting on the future of China鈥檚 software localization campaign can complement their Microsoft shares with Hong Kong-listed Inspur.

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