Andy Xie: Nothing Left for a Vanquished Virtuous Cycle- Playing With Fire Did a Billionaire with a Football Club Burn Banks?
Andy Xie: Only Reforms Can Revive Growth
Weak external demand means the key to improving China's economy lies in cutting taxes, addressing the imbalance between investment and consumption, and finally dealing with corruption
05.17.2012
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Issue 53 Published 05.01.2012
- Chinese Fishermen, Boats Seized by N. Koreans
- Captors demand 900,000 yuan in ransom for three boats and 29 kidnapped fishermen
- 05.17.2012
- New Policies to Boost Domestic Consumption
- Premier announces subsidies for makers and retailers of energy-efficient goods and cars
- 05.17.2012
- Near Three Gorges Dam, the Exodus Continues
- Another 110,000 people are expected to join the 1.1 million who’ve moved from the reservoir's danger zone
- 05.17.2012
- Closer Look: Shaanxi Power Firm Gives State Grid a Shock
- Sparks flew when provincial electricity company decided to go around national giant by building its own transmission lines
- 05.17.2012
- Shanxi Securities to Buy Green Futures
- Sale of futures trader could be sign of things to come, analysts say (Beijing) – Shanxi Securities Co., Ltd. is set for full ownership of Green
- 05.16.2012
- Hard Lesson for China-Concept Stock Investors
- Cash and accounting records vanished after worried U.S. investors launched a management overhaul at ChinaCast Education
- 05.16.2012
- China Life to Invest in CITIC PE Fund
- Insurance giant makes its second private equity deal this year
- 05.15.2012
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- Conditions in the United States are bleak, putting the president's re-elections chances under a cloud
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Scarborough Shoal Standoff: Bluster or War?
- Breaking down the possible diplomatic and military outcomes for the conflict between China and the Philippines
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- Past experience suggests that taking a nation's currency international is a long, complicated affair
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Huang Yiping: Accepting Reform Logic, Avoiding the Risks
- The next step for currency policy adjustment need not follow the well-worn 'feeling the stones' process
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