- Faster, Higher, Weaker
- China's reports about sports events are different than American's or European's. After the Olympic Games, Chinese sports media seeks to fill the gap.
2008-11-22
- Finance and Economy Nov. 17 to 21
- MIIT states fund for smaller businesses increases, restrictions to car financing removed, guangdong reinsurance company about to launch, Citic probes subsidiary company, Exports grow slower
- 2008-11-22
- Industry Nov. 17 to 21
- China studies fuel tax reform, Sino-Russian 'loans for oil' talks resumed, PetroChina issues bond, China injects 6 billion in two airlines, BYD produces hybrid car
- 2008-11-22
- Politics and Law Nov. 17 to 21
- Hangzhou subway collapsed, China collects employment data of migrant workers, taxi-driver strikes continued, violent protest in Gansu
- 2008-11-22
- China Bids for Yuan to Trump U.S. Dollar
- A Beijing expert says China’s currency is moving toward becoming the global standard, although it needs more time.
- 2008-11-21
- Rules on Foreign Financial News Providers Revised
- The Chinese government has agreed to set up an independent institute to handle financial information from foreign info services.
- 2008-11-21
- News PM November 21
- Beijing to Boost Social Security Housing, Three Officials Sentenced for Bribery, Textile Trade Sluggish in the First 10 Months, China Mulling Fuel Tax Reform, China, Russia to Resume Oil Loan Talks
- 2008-11-21
- Oil Rigs: China’s Overseas Stepping Stones
- The president of oil services firm COSL discusses its buyout of a Norwegian rival in the context of China’s global strategy.
- 2008-11-21
More than 20 buried underground in construction disaster.
- November 17 to 21
- Sino-Russian 'loans for oil' talks resume, China injects 6 billion in two airlines, SME lendings increase, restrictions for car financing removed, Hangzhou subway collapsed, violent protest in Longnan
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- Foreign Investment Process in Graft Storm
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- Violent Protest in Gansu
- Guangdong Building Reinsurance Platform
- 3G License Release Accelerated
- China Clears Hurdle for Auto Leasing Firms
- Hangzhou Subway Collapse: Who is Responsible?
- China Bids for Yuan to Trump U.S. Dollar
- Obama's Mission
The president-elect, Barack Obama, has a long to-do list after the historical win. Elected by Americans, his future decision will impact people around the world. What will he actually change?
Print: 2008-10-31
- Caijing NewsletterPrevious Issues
- Globalization and China's Responsibility
- China should be pro-active in coordinating efforts to tackle the global economic crisis with a new financial architecture.
- Obama to the Rescue?
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- Barack Obama is facing the biggest challenges since Franklin Roosevelt became President in 1932. In a way, Obama’s job may be tougher.
- Strauss-Kahn's IMF: Firefighting Architect
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- International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn discusses the global crisis, China and IMF's evolving role.
- Foreign Investment Graft Storm
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- What began as a probe of one Ministry of Commerce official has spread to other agencies that oversee foreign investment.
- Patchy Sewing Machine Giant
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- A local government and private lenders are trying to stitch up China's Feiyue Group. But creditors want their money.
- Fast-Track Rescues for Shaoxing
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- Textile companies that ran short of cash, borrowed too much and expanded too fast are still getting bailouts in Shaoxing.
- Trapped in a Public-Private Spiral
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- Government rescues, overexpansion, family-style management and odd financing tactics litter Zhejiang's business landscape.
- Stage Fright for China's Sovereign Investor
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- China's government investor CIC rushed for the exit door when a 'safe' U.S. fund crumbled. Did it move fast enough?
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