- Excess German Savings,Not Thrift, Caused the European Crisis
- China’s Provincial GDP Figures in 2012
- Jiangsu to Build China's First Local Firm to Dispose of NPLs: Report
- China's Interest-Rate Challenge
- Southern China Tightens Scrutiny on Rice Tainted with Cancer-Causing Cadmium
- China, India Targets $100Bn Trade by 2015; Premier Li Vows to Open up More Market
- Hidden Bad Loans Raising Ponzi Risk
- Early Warning System for Earthquakes Still Unreliable
Southern China Tightens Scrutiny on Tainted Rice
Anger erupted also because of government's secrete handling of the incident, and in some cases holding on to data using state-secret argument.
China, India Targets $100Bn Trade by 2015; More Market Open
Sino-India trade declined 10.1% from a year earlier to $66. 47billion
News
Jiangsu to Build China's First Local Firm to Dispose of NPLs: Report
This will be the first time for China to dispose of bad debts at local level by setting up a local asset management firm.
Fare Hike Won't Solve Taxi Industry Woes
The latest round of taxi industry reform did not raise the issue of reforming the franchise system, which is viewed as the root cause of a number of corrupt practices.
Opinion
China's Interest-Rate Challenge
- Another major risk of interest-rate liberalization in China stems from rising public debt, particularly local-government debt.
Excess German Savings,Not Thrift, Caused the European Crisis
- China’s extraordinarily high national savings rate is a function primarily of the extraordinarily low household share of GDP.
Life & Culture »
Preview: American Dreams in China (中国合伙人)
Though not quite as baffling as the English name for Redemption the unfortunate title American Dreams in China is, to the film, the equivalent of foisting a kitschy wedding suit upon an erudite English professor.
Slice of Life: Sound and Fury
Measures need to be taken. Precautions must be put in place. Something more dangerous and terrifying than a deranged cat must be brought into play.
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Finance & Economy
- China’s Provincial GDP Figures in 2012
- Jiangsu to Build China's First Local Firm to Dispose of NPLs: Report
- China, India Targets $100Bn Trade by 2015; Premier Li Vows to Open up More Market
- CNY 3.5 Tln of LGFVs to Come Due in China in Two or Three Years
- BofA: China's Trade Surplus About $6Bln, Not $61Bln
Business & Industry
- Goldman Sachs Sells out ICBC Stake, Reaps 7Bln over 7 Years
- China Property Prices Climb Slower in April on Local Cooling Measures
- Sina Shares Surge on Narrowing Q1 Loss
- Global Demand for Gold Jewellery up 12% in Q1 Driven by China, Central Banks
- China Premium Liquor Maker Moves to Lower Margins Amid Anti-Corruption Campaign
Politics & Law
- North Korea Released Detained Chinese Boat, Crew
- President Xi to Meet with Obama in June After Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica, Mexico Trip
- North Korea Detained 16 Chinese Fishermen, Demanding a Ransom of CNY600,000: Global Times
- Chinese Premier Li Visits India to Improve Ties After Border Standoff
- 21 Dead in Xinjiang Violent Clashes Between Police and Mobsters
Society
- Southern China Tightens Scrutiny on Rice Tainted with Cancer-Causing Cadmium
- Mother of China's Poisoned Victim Insists on Disclosure of Investigation Findings
- China’s Crisis-Ridden Red Cross Admits Misuse of Donations
- Chinese Scientists Warn Danger of People-to-People Transmission of H7N9
- China’s Red Cross Announces New Round of Probe into Guo Meimei Case
Blog
- Excess German Savings,Not Thrift, Caused the European Crisis
- CITIC Capital's Take Private Deal for AsiaInfo-Linkage: Is This The Chinese Way to Do an LBO?
- China’s IPO Drought Spurring Interest In M&A — FinanceAsia Article
- An Interesting Byproduct of the Recent Apple Bashing in China
- Investment and consumption
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Flawed Support Program Withdrawn Amid Scandal
Potential loopholes exist in procedures from project approval and allocation of subsidies to follow-up supervision, all of which could result in loss of financial funding.
Archive »
Issue 356
Print: 2013-05-20
Major Stories »
Administrative Reform to Reshape Interest Structure
Defining the boundaries of the NDRC and reforming its approval authority is being viewed as a weathervane in the transformation of government functions.
Hidden Bad Loans Raising Ponzi Risk
Interest arbitrage practices, which constitute a self-loop within the financial sector, are likely to weaken the links between finance and the real economy and negatively impact the real economy.
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