Issue 11 of 2009 Total issue 238
Print:2009-05-25
Print:2009-05-25
Cover Story
- 'Mass Hysteria' in Jilin: Fair Call, or Fog?
- Suspicions cloud what some are calling one of China's largest cases of psychogenic illness and others say was toxic gas poisoning.
Editorial
- Regulate with a Big Stick, Not a Fly Swatter
- China's securities regulators should focus on sound oversight and tough discipline to protect, not merely stabilize, the market.
Economist
- New Nail in the Decoupling Theory Coffin
- GDP and industrial production data proves that emerging markets grow in tandem with the developed world – and a lot faster.
Major Stories
- Efficiency's Urgent Cry for Attention
- China's economy has squeezed a lot of growth out of liquidity, exports and new infrastructure. It's time to embrace efficiency.
- Personal Ties Turn Bitter for Sinolink Chief
- A suspicious trail led investigators from key figures at the China Securities Regulatory Commission straight to Sinolink's Lei Bo.
- Cash, Confidence and Hopu's Bank Deal
- Opportunities are running high for Asian investors, as PE firm Hopu proved by grabbing a stake in China Construction Bank.
- Greentown and China's Real Estate Rescue
- The property market bubble burst last year, but developers are still afloat thanks to governments, banks and a 'subprime' solution.
- Rongtong Rat Trading Exposes Loopholes
- 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.
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