Zoellick: Challenges face Chinese economy

BEIJING, Sept. 5 (UPI) -- China's economy will face structural challenges as the global economy enters "a danger zone" this fall, visiting World Bank President Robert Zoellick warned. China needs to speed up transforming its economy from being export-driven to one of consumption-led, a task that may ...

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