Issue 19 of 2009 Total issue 246
Print:2009-09-14
Print:2009-09-14
Cover Story
- Long Road to Reform for Lenovo's Parent
- The state's sale of a major stake in Legend Holdings, parent of computer giant Lenovo, marks progress toward privatization.
- Liu Chuanzhi on Legend's New Ownership
- The head of Legend Holdings, the parent of computer giant Lenovo, predicts better governance under a new share structure.
- Lu Zhiqiang: Bullish about Lenovo's Legend
- The chairman of investment firm Oceanwide, Legend's new private stakeholder, has no doubts about growing share value.
Editorial
- Room for Optimism, But Not for Amnesia
- The anniversary of Lehman's collapse is a chance to re-evaluate urgent structural reform rather than revel in superficial recovery.
Economist
- Our 1870 Mystique, through History's Lens
- Market economies flourished in China and Europe long before the Industrial Revolution. So what lit the rocket of modern growth?
Major Stories
- What We Can Learn as Japan's Economy Sinks
- Japan hasn't sustained growth bounces for decades, nor will it under the DPJ government. Therein lie lessons for other economies.
- Opening Salvo in a Brutal Derivatives Battle
- State-owned companies that apparently lost billions of dollars in derivatives trading are threatening international investment banks.
- Legal Struggles for a Cleaner Environment
- An environmental group's success in court against a local government agency may lay the groundwork for legal progress.
- Long IPO Road for an Insurance Powerhouse
- China's historically first but sometimes second-rate life insurer, PICC, is restructuring again in hopes of a dual listing IPO.
- Rolling Dice with Market Games, Loan Policy
- Things got quiet for two months after a surge in bank loans sparked a stock market frenzy in the first half 2009. Now the players are back.
- How the Euro Rose and Rivaled the Dollar
- The success of the euro as a multinational currency did not come overnight. And nothing similar is likely to emerge in East Asia.
- Wrist Slaps Planned for Illicit Power Plants
- Power plants that popped up across China without government permission in recent years expect to be fined, then approved.
- New Plans Emerge as Lee, Google Part Ways
- Lee Kaifu's departure as head of Google China marks a career change and apparently fresh direction for the search engine.
- Growing Pains for a National Grain Reserve
- China's state-run grain storage firm Sinograin is rapidly expanding into logistics, processing and sales. Will private rivals survive?
- Ex-Official Gets 18 Years for Subsidy Graft
- Government funds budgeted for Guangxi farm and water projects were used to decorate Sun Yu's villa. Now he's going to jail.
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