- Hidden Bad Loans Raising Ponzi Risk
- Early Warning System for Earthquakes Still Unreliable
- Administrative Reform to Reshape Interest Structure
- Fare Hike Won't Solve Taxi Industry Woes
- Flawed Support Program Withdrawn Amid Scandal
- CNY 3.5 Tln of LGFVs to Come Due in China in Two or Three Years
- North Korea Released Detained Chinese Boat, Crew
- Harnessing the Remittance Boom
President Xi to Meet with Obama in June
Mr.Xi will also pay a state trip to Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica, and Mexico during May 31-June 6.
BofA: China's Trade Surplus About $6Bln, Not $61Bln
Jan-Apr surplus is about one tenth of the officially reported $61bln after accounting for fake trade transactions
News
Goldman Sachs Sells out ICBC Stake, Reaps 7Bln over 7 Years
The investment bank raised USD 1.1 billion from selling its remaining ICBC stake at HKD5.47-HKD 5.50 per share
China Property Prices Climb Slower in April on Local Cooling Measures
Newly-built house prices in 67 of the 70 Chinese cities monitored, compared with 68 in March, jumped on a monthly basis in April
Opinion
Dervis: Balancing the Technocrats
- An equally simplistic view of democracy is that it is a political system in which periodic competitive elections give the winner the right to govern without constraint.
Picking China's Middle Hanging Fruit - The New Inland Consumer
- Sure, China's economy is slowing, but not all at the same time, and it doesn't necessarily mean anything bad.
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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- 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
- India Poised to Be China’s New Engine for Growth
- Muddy Waters Bets Against Chinese Banks Citing High Level of Toxic Assets
- Sinopec Engineering, Galaxy Securities Raised over $1Bln Each in IPO
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
- 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
- Death Toll Hit 188 From Yaan Earthquake with 25 Missing, Over11,000 Injured
Blog
- 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
- International Fast Food Needs a New Mentality to Grow in China
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Cover Story »
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 »
Inclusive Strategy Needed for North Korea
After two decades, the effectiveness and sustainability of North Korea's brinkmanship policy has been called into question.
Virtual Currencies Posed to Disrupt Monetary System
Virtual currencies nourished by booming e-commerce and the mobile Internet may disrupt the current monetary system and have a lasting impact on the financial industry.
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