English > Centrury Weekly >Issue 386
| Editorial |
- Right the Wrongs of Urbanization Strategy
- China's gradual shift to a nation of city dwellers has neglected rural residents and migrant workers who deserve much more
| Economist |  |
| Issue 06 of 2010 |
Beijing Takes Aim at 'Local Government Inc.'
Fast-growing investment platforms run by local governments across China have become a new control target for the long arm of China's central government
- Big Courier Drops Out of the Delivery Race
- The overnight shutdown of delivery company DDS points to China Post’s advantages over the struggling private sector
- Wider Doorway for Yuan Trade Settlement
- Enterprises and Chinese governments are warming to yuan trade settlement, although convertibility issues hound foreign firms
- Officials Slip Through
Land-Use Loopholes - The provincial capital of Shijiazhuang is a new poster child for land-development policy abused by local officials
- Hatchet Burying for
an International Board - Competition is fading as Shanghai and Hong Kong adjust to future foreign company listings on the International Board
- Uncertain Season for China's
Export Support - Business is booming for policy institutions Sinosure and Eximbank, but export policy adjustments are still on the drawing board
- Lending Takes a Dip After PBOC's Moves
- A 2.4 trillion yuan cap has been imposed on the value of total new loans for the first quarter of this year
- Tonghua Picks Up the Pieces
- After merger plans with privately-owned Jianlong Group were scrapped six months ago due to a grisly riot, Tonghua returns to the table with potential partners
- Old Chums and a Troubled Telecom Chief
- The detention of China Mobile executive Zhang Chunjiang follows an investigation tied to close acquaintances
People in News: Zhang Chunjiang- Venture Capital Rides a Comeback Trail
- Optimism and opportunities are fueling new activity among VC firms after their China business slowed to a crawl last year
- Scandal-Ridden Soccer Chief Detained
- Preliminary inquiries show Nan was suspected of taking bribes, manipulating referees, and match-fixing
