- Public Hospital Reform Kicks Off
- 2010-01-29
- Suzhou N-hexane Poisoning Investigations
- On January 15, workers of Lianjian (China) Technology Co., Ltd. organized a massive demonstration in demand for year end bonus distribution.
- 2010-02-05
- Provincial Offices in Beijing Re-examined
- On January 19, State Council Office issued oncerning the Strengthening and Standardizing
- 2010-02-05
- CITIC Private Equity Fund Sets Sail
- After raising 9 billion yuan ($1.32 billion), Mianyang Private Equity Fund - the largest renminbi investment fund in China began operation, focusing primarily on finance
- 2010-02-02
- Realigning the Growth Enterprise Market
- The Chinese Security Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is making adjustments to the newly found Growth Enterprise Market (GEM)
- 2010-02-02
- Public Hospital Reform Kicks Off
- As an important component of the new health sector reform, uidelines for the Public Hospital Reform Trials will soon be published,
- 2010-02-01
- Crack Down on Soccer Corruption
- Singapore police recent arrest order for Wang Xin sparked the anti-gambling and anti-fraud movement in the Chinese soccer community
- 2010-02-01
- Greek Prime Minister Denied Seeking Help from China
- Papandreou acknowledged Greece faces credibility gap, but said Greece is taking measures to restore international confidence
- 2010-01-29
- China Central Banker Warns Potential Risk From USD Carry Trade
- Massive capital flow caused by USD carry trade may raise poetical market risk for 2010
- 2010-01-29
- CDB May Launch Securities Unit In January
- CDB's acquisition of Aviation Securities Co. will set a precedent for the domestic commercial bank’s directly holding of a securities firm
- 2010-01-29
- Reviewing Lawyer Li Zhuang Case
- Li Zhuang, the lawyer who defended Gong Gangmo
- 2010-01-19
- Google May Leave China
- Google May Leave China
- 2010-01-19
- Agriculture Minister Discusses Solutions
- In a recent interview, Han Changbin, the minister of agriculture, discussed his views on solving the an nong problem
- 2010-01-19
- BMW Purchase of Chinese Auto Parts to Hit 280 Mln Euros in 2009
- Researcher Advises Against Importing Electric Car Parts
- Economist Say 2010 Optimal New Lending at 8 Tln Yuan
- Economist: China Should Maintain Proactive Fiscal Policy
- Liquidity Ample Despite Central Bank Draining Operations
- Shanghai to Open Expense Budget to Public
News Calendar
- November 9 to 15
- President Hu Jintao will visit Malaysia and Singapore; The 60th anniversary of the founding of People's Liberation Army Air Force; Kuomintang (KMT) will hold a by-election of Central Standing Committee (CSC) members.
- November 9 to 13
- China's exports fall 13.8 percent year-on-year in October ; France's Groupe Danone says a ruling in its favor by a Stockholm arbitrator will not affect its plan to settle a dispute with Hangzhou Wahaha Group; Visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao meets with Singaporean President S. R. Nathan.
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Week in Review, November 2-6
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Print: 2010-02-01
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Issue 256
- Caijing NewsletterPrevious Issues
- A Wrongheaded, Sheltered Start for ChiNext
- The lesson from the ChiNext launch is as old as China's stock market: Too much regulatory protection leads to speculation.
- Leaving Old, Toothless Tigers in the Dust
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- Emerging markets are still the economies to watch now that the Asian Tigers have joined the boring, developed nations club.
- Costly Welcome Mat for Natural Gas Imports
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- What's now a chaotic natural gas pricing system is getting a makeover as imports arrive -- and consumers foot the bill.
- Wind Power Dilemma: Money Blows Away
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- Rapid, government-subsidized expansion of China's wind power industry has led to excess capacity and investment waste.
- SMG Flips a Switch for Broadcast Reform
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- An overhaul at Shanghai Media Group could lead to long-sought market reform for China's bureaucratic broadcasting industry.
- Cinda Tries a New Trail on Bad Debt Trek
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- One of China's major distressed asset managers, Cinda, appears to be ready for reform. But questions – and bad debt – linger.
- Slow Sino-U.S. Synergy on Climate Change
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- In the run-up to Copenhagen, the United States and China have set the right tone for cooperation. Will concrete action follow?
- Cautious Outlook for China's Export Sector
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- Overseas buying has improved, but exporters at the Canton Fair worried over yuan appreciation, raw materials and protectionism.
- Dead End for Chongqing's Triad Gangsters
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- A crackdown on the city's crime gangs exposed a country club casino and police officials on the take. The campaign continues.
- Sinopec, Addax and a New Iraqi Quagmire
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- Misunderstood signals for investing in the Kurdish region of Iraq may have jeopardized Sinopec's chances for future contracts.
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