Gov't Calls Data Leak Reports a Hoax- 2012 Forecasts & Strategies Issue 47 Published 01.09.2012
Hackers Find Holes Behind the Great Firewall
Millions of passwords stolen through maneuvers such as 'database sweeps' point to Internet security and legal lapses in China
Zhu Yishi, Yu Dawei, Ye Doudou, Xu Chao, Wang Shanshan, Lea Yu, Jin Qing 01.21.2012
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- Beijing Releases PM 2.5 Air Quality Readings
- After months of controversy and public outcry over thick pollution in the capital, Beijing officials have started to publish air quality readings for small particulates
- 01.21.2012
- Exit Barriers for U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks
- Chinese companies, some of which stung by accounting scandals on U.S. stock markets, are now struggling to privatize, delist and move on
- 01.21.2012
- China Bans Sale of Deposit-Based Investment Trust Product
- As part of a recent crackdown on the investment trust industry, the China Banking Regulatory Commission issued a ban on the sale of another trust product category
- 01.21.2012
- China's Mature Markets Don't Need Paternalism
- With the arrival of a new securities chief come fresh opportunities for transparency and ending heavy-handed market controls
- 01.21.2012
- China's Fiscal Revenues Up in 2011
- China saw its fiscal revenues jump by 25 percent year-on-year, largely on land VAT revenue
- 01.20.2012
- Emissions Get Set for a Speed Cleaning
- New emissions standards will require power plants to install nitrogen oxide scrubbers within two years but some experts argue results will hinge on technology requirements
- 01.20.2012
- China Auto Rental Seeking NYSE Debut
- China Auto Rental said it plans to raise US$ 300 million on the NYSE, in the first U.S. IPO application by a Chinese company this year
- 01.20.2012
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China: A Country Where No One is Secure
- When a population is deprived of opportunity, disappointment abounds and people from all classes suffer the consequences
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CIC Vice Chairman：Obstacles to Overseas Investment
- China has been involved with making acquisitions abroad for only a short time, but despite several challenges, there are huge opportunities that should be seized
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China's Chance to Sweep the Dirty Media Room
- Public scrutiny should trump slick public relations firms and media outlets that accept payoffs to hide the truth
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SOEs: Stifling the Nation's Vitality
- Privatizing business behemoths could revitalize the economy and correct economic imbalances
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