More investors flock to China as its middle-income class grows


A GROWING middle-income class in China is spawning stronger purchasing power and more well rounded development in the world's most populous country. 

Investors from all parts of the world are in the country to scout for opportunities, and massive changes are underway from the north to the south of China. In fact, most Fortune 500 companies are already in China since the country opened its doors to the rest of the world in the early 1980’s. 

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