Adam Minter

Big apparel brands still need millions of Bangladesh's factory workers

Bangladesh's garment-export economy is something of a modern miracle.

In China, censors are Hollywood's best friends

China's film industry is one of the country's great growth stories over the last two decades

Why Alibaba can't stop counterfeiters

By many measures, counterfeiting is one of China's leading industrial sectors

Why China can't lure tech talent

The competition for global talent will be won by countries that foster the culture of openness

Adam Minter: Where Samsung went wrong

Samsung's biggest mistake was one common to many phone makers: In the race to make the slimmest devices possible, it created a product that can no longer be easily repaired or refurbished

China's progress is killing the instant noodle

Sales are down 6.75 per cent, the fourth consecutive year of decline

Adam Minter: Who lost China? Amazon

Amazon's bid to corner the e-sports market in China with its acquisition, Twitch, is challenged by Panda TV, launched by the son of the country's richest man

Adam Minter: Low-cost airlines are high stress for pilots

No group of pilots has been under greater stress in recent years than those flying for budget carriers. The business model is simple: provide cheap fares on the back of ruthless cost-cutting

Google would risk reputation with China app store

Has Apple lost China?