- Ping An Celebrates a High-Stakes Bank Deal
- A deal for a key stake in Shenzhen Development Bank was a money-maker for the seller and a feather in Ping An's cap.
2009-07-03
- Ping An Celebrates a High-Stakes Bank Deal
- A deal for a key stake in Shenzhen Development Bank was a money-maker for the seller and a feather in Ping An's cap.
- 2009-07-03
- Economist: Rising Stock Markets Prelude Inflation
- Inflation often arrived in three steps: first rising stock prices, then soaring housing prices and finally, rising consumer prices, an economist said.
- 2009-07-03
- Banks Move Closer to Exchange Bond Trading
- To participate in the trial program, banks will need to set up internal controls and risk management policies and meet a capital adequacy ratio standard.
- 2009-07-03
- Fork in the Road for China's Car Purchase Tax
- A short-term reduction in the purchase tax encouraged car buying for several months. Now planners have to choose the next step.
- 2009-07-03
- Q&A: Pumping Up Financial Holdings at Ping An
- Three Ping An executives describe the strategic context and consequences of the Shenzhen Development Bank buyout.
- 2009-07-03
- News PM July 3
- China June Power Output Rose 3.8% Year-on-Year; PICC Life Doubles Capital; Influenza May Be Traced to Home Service Worker
- 2009-07-03
- Consumer Inflation Knocks at China's Door
- GDP growth, excess liquidity and inflation expectations are setting the stage for consumer and asset price inflation in coming months.
- 2009-07-03
- GDP Growth Rates Alone Can't Buy Happiness
- Emphasizing GDP growth as a national goal overlooks human factors that make Tibetans smile and most people happy.
- 2009-07-03
- News AM July 3
- CNPC to Bid for Repsol YPF's Argentinean Unit; Zhengzhou Yutong H1 Bus Sales Down; Your-Mart to List in Shenzhen; New Director of AIT Taipei Office Appointed
- 2009-07-03
- China Issues Details of Direct Power Supply Trial
- A final decision regarding which enterprises and power generators are involved in the trial, as well as new transmission fees, will depend on provincial authorities themselves.
- 2009-07-03
- China Launches Pilot Program for Yuan Trade Settlement
- China's central bank designated Bank of China's Hong Kong-listed unit as the clearing bank for the pilot Yuan trade settlement program.
- 2009-07-03
- "One Size Fits All" Policy Fails to Fit China
- The government's stimulus package is treating every region equally. That's a big mistake in a country as diverse as China.
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- June 29 to July 3
- China's four largest state-owned commercial banks lent out a total of 497 billion yuan; China's power output rose 3.8 percent year-on-year; China raised gasoline and diesel prices
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- Ping An Celebrates a High-Stakes Bank Deal
A deal for a key stake in Shenzhen Development Bank was a money-maker for the seller and a feather in Ping An's cap.
Print: 2009-06-22
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Issue 240
- Caijing NewsletterPrevious Issues
- Green Dam's Challenge to Public Rights
- A government mandate for Internet filtering lacked legitimacy because it failed to balance state authority and public rights.
- Industrial Policy Jolts Neo-Liberal Dreamers
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- As neo-liberalism crumbles in the financial crisis, governments are waking up to the value of old-fashioned industrial policy.
- Shenzhen Mayor Bows Out on Bribery Probe
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- The detention of Xu Zongheng may be linked to corruption probe, ending the career of an official who managed Shenzhen's boom.
- Slow Takeoff for Merger of Indebted Airlines
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- A plan to combine state-owned China Eastern Airlines and city-held Shanghai Airlines is finally getting off the ground.
- Will Consumers Follow Investment's Lead?
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- An economic warming trend encouraged by government and private investment will need help from China's consumers.
- Money Supply Taste Test: Water or Honey?
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- Freshly minted cash can be likened to water or honey, as the world's monetary policy experimenters are now discovering.
- High Hopes for Hummer's Curious Suitor
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- Some mysteries about a Chengdu company's offer to buy GM's Hummer vehicle have been answered. But questions remain.
- Gome Hatches Plan to Raise HK$ 3 Billion
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- New shares and a private equity bond deal could revive appliance retailer Gome, although its jailed founder still wields clout.
- Wetlands Concern Forces Refinery Relocation
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- Kuwaiti and Chinese partners need a new Guangdong Province site for a petrochemical complex now that Nansha has been spared.
- Iron Price Wrestling Peaks for Chinese Steel
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- China's steel mills are refusing to rubber stamp price reductions hammered out by iron ore suppliers and other Asian buyers.
- Rongtong Rat Trading Exposes Loopholes
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- A securities probe that rooted out an alleged rat trader was limited in scope by regulations that may be letting the big ones get away.
- Greentown and China's Real Estate Rescue
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- The property market bubble burst last year, but developers are still afloat thanks to governments, banks and a 'subprime' solution.
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