Caixin Media Company Limited is a media group dedicated to providing high-quality and authoritative financial and business news and information through periodicals, online content, mobile apps, conferences, books and TV/video programs. Caixin Media aims to blaze a trail that helps traditional media prosper in the new media age through integrated multimedia platforms.

Ms. Hu Shuli, the former founding editor of Caijing Magazine, is one of the founders and editor-in-chief of Caixin Media. She also serves as the Dean of the School of Communication and Design at Sun Yat-Sen University. Caixin Media has more than 100 editorial staff and 80 staff members on the business side.

Caixin Weekly: China Economics and Finance - An English bi-weekly electronic journal, provides an insider's perspective of the world's fastest-changing business and financial environment. Senior mainland journalists, columnists and contributors break down China's market reforms, economic news and business developments, providing clear and accurate information and analysis for international readers. Caixin Weekly is currently available via Amazon Kindle, Zinio Digital Publishing, and on the Caixin website.

Caixin Online - English.caixin.com is Caixin's English-language online news portal. Caixin Online features frequently updated news and analysis, and offers a daily newsletter, weekly podcasts as well as a weekly news review available for downloading.

Caixin Century Magazine -Jointly produced by Caixin Media and one of China's leading think tanks - the China Institute for Reform and Development (CIRD) – Caixin Century is a nationally distributed, comprehensive news weekly. As a leading weekly catering to an elite crowd of political, financial, industrial and academic leaders, Caixin Century provides unbiased reporting and insightful, in-depth analysis on financial and business news and current affairs, and chronicles China's latest reform development.

In December 2009, Caixin Century appointed Ms. Hu Shuli to serve as editor-in-chief, Mr. Yang Daming and Mr. Miao Shubin to serve as a deputy editor-in-chief, and Mr. Wang Shuo to serve as editor. Ms. Hu, Mr. Yang and Mr. Wang are senior staff members of Caixin.

China Reform Magazine - Founded in 1986, China Reform is a monthly magazine featuring commentary on the hot issues and key players factoring into China's reform. The magazine also serves as a voice of the people, providing a platform for questions and general opinions directed towards China's decision makers. The calligraphic title of the magazine was inscribed by China's former leader Deng Xiaoping. It is a national leader for economic reviews.

China Reform is a must-read publication for the nation's political and business leaders owing to its in-depth reviews and analyses ranging from domestic political to economic policies. It also provides powerful commentary through a largely ideological approach to national developments and issues.

Chinese Economic Reform Press and Caixin Media Company Ltd. jointly produce the journal.

Comparative Studies - A cutting-edge publication about economics in China. It offers new perspectives through comparative studies of major issues confronted through China's economic reform period, and discusses experiences of other transitional economies. Analyses of Chinese policy reforms are provided by policymakers and academics in China and abroad.

Caixin.cn - Caixin.cn is a hub for financial and economic news in China. Serving high-quality and original content, Caixin.cn provides key financial and economic information to an elite readership from political, economic and industrial circles.

Caixin Conferences - Caixin Conferences produces high-level roundtables, forums and summits that bring together political, business and academic leaders from across China and around the world. Caixin Conferences aims to provide participants with a platform for exchanges of ideas, and offers audiences insightful discussions and cutting-edge views.

Caixin Video - Caixin Video offers a range of professional video programs, from general news features to interviews and discussion with key figures in the business and financial world. Currently, the Caixin video team works in partnership with Satellite Television to broadcast in-depth coverage of major financial news as well as the day's breaking news.

i.caixin.com - An SNS platform developed specifically for idea sharing. The website i.caixin.com serves as an aggregator, culling contributions from top professionals in various fields, as well as a comprehensive social networking service featuring blogs, microblogs, albums and discussion forums.

Mobile Apps - For news and information on the go, Caixin Media provides high quality business and financial content through mobile apps for the iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry and Amazon Kindle, among others.

Caixin Social Responsibility - In the spirit of ethical public engagement, Caixin is committed to a number of socially oriented projects: The Caixin Professional Journalism Fellowship promotes the transformation and development of Chinese journalism, and offers training in financial journalism. The Caixin Environmental Workshop is devoted to developing environmental protection programs.

Caixin Book Series - Caixin Book Series includes publications ranging from finance and business to social and cultural trends. An extension of Caixin's journalistic ambitions, publications released through the Caixin Book Series aim to effect social change and further the mission of providing in-depth, accurate and insightful writing. Books reflect major events and figures that colored China's past, influenced its present and will impact its future.

Caixin Custom Publishing - Combining Caixin's journalistic experience and comprehensive product development capacity, the Caixin custom publishing team provides high-quality publications tailor-made to meet each individual client needs.

Caixin is Mandarin for "financial news." The two-syllable word roughly rhymes with "sigh sheen" in English. A more accurate pronunciation can be rendered by making the Chinese sounds for the letter "c" -- sounds like the "ts" in "hats" -- and the letter "x" - an aspirant made with lips spread and the front of the tongue curled down against nearly closed teeth.