- Employment Pressure May Trigger Structural Adjustment
- Leading economist Cai Fang reveals his insight into Chinese economy and economic policy; how China can avoid both inflation and unemployment
- 2008-09-05
- Head of Guizhou Power Producer Detained
- The chairman of Guizhou’s largest power producer was detained due to the loss of state assets.
- 2008-09-05
- Sinochem Seals Singapore Deal
- China’s Sinochem has bought a controlling stake of Singapore-based GMG, in an effort to boost its rubber business.
- 2008-09-05
- Scrambling for Pangang
- Three major Chinese steelmakers are interested to restructure Pangang; however, the SASAC has made its decision.
- 2008-09-05
- Coke’s China Deal Awaits Antitrust Clearance
- Coca-Cola is counting on a deal with Huiyuan to expand into China’s juice market, but it first requires antitrust clearance.
- 2008-09-04
- Shanghai Bashi Reshuffle Approved
- SAIC group will become Shanghai Bashi’s largest shareholder after the restructuring.
- 2008-09-04
Project in Tianjin may be a first step toward wider regulatory reforms.
- September 1 to 5
- China’s foreign exchange assets soaring, credits to SMEs, Yongjin groups key figure detained, Vanke releases bonds, China Reinsurance is going public, Coca Cola buys Chinese juice producer, household appliance sales growth slowing, and more
Week's Top Stories
- Unlock China's Golden Sports Handcuffs
- China Explores Junk Bonds Market
- Real Estate Developers Thirst for Capital
- BOC Sued for Wiring Terrorist Funds
- Central Bank Calls for Agency Cooperation
- Quiet Factory Buzzes with Graft Scandals
- Chinalco Approved to Buy Rio Tinto Stake
- Antitrust Claim Puts State Agency on Trial
This Issue Of Caijing
- An Olympic Arrival, Through Foreign Eyes
The Beijing Olympics opening spectacle marked a coming of age for China, and a chance to consider outside perspectives.
Print: 2008-08-19
- Caijing NewsletterPrevious Issues
- Unlock China's Golden Sports Handcuffs
- Shrink the scope of the “State Sports System” and end the state monopoly on athletic competition. It is time to encourage commercial sports and let the market do the job of promoting athleticism.
- Back to Earth
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- With the Olympics over, it's time for China to face some unprecedented challenges.
- Scrambling for Pangang
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- Three major Chinese steelmakers are interested to restructure Pangang; however, the SASAC has made its decision.
- Beijing Olympics: Carbon Balanced?
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- Calculating the greenhouse gas emissions of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
- Central Bank Calls for Agency Cooperation
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- An overhaul for financial regulators is near after years of fruitless discussion. But central bank-MOF relations are sti...
- Antitrust Claim Puts State Agency on Trial
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- A test case for China's new antitrust law pits angry enterprises against a barcode system with a government investor.
- Quiet Factory Buzzes with Graft Scandals
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- The July detention of Chen Shaoyong and his wife was the latest attack in a long war against Fujian Province corruption....
- Journalist David Schlesinger: Beijing Is Completely Different
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- Caijing caught up with David Schlesinger, editor-in-chief at Reuters News, during the Olympics in Beijing.
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