English > Centrury Weekly >Issue 389
| Editorial |
- Deposed Officials and a Better Comeback Trail
- The public is rightly confused when disciplined and ousted government officials are appointed to new positions later
| Economist |
- Andy Xie: Greece's Long, Slippery Slope to Default
- Borrowed money inside the euro zone gave Greeks a decent living standard, but they've been living on borrowed time
| Issue 09 of 2010 |
Warcraft Row: An Industry Game Changer
A Chinese government regulation process for World of Warcraft is altering an online sector bogged down by dueling bureaucracies
Delicate Balance in a Virtual World
Keyed UpModern FolkloristsChina's Warlocks and WarriorsHolding a Two-Handed Sword- Yongjin Fades Away
- Regulatory and financial obstacles that clouded a proposed buyout of GM's Hummer may have worked in Tengzhong's favor
- Carlyle, Fosun Tie the Private Equity Knot
- A shared interest in global investing led to a deal between U.S. and Chinese private equity firms, but now comes the hard part
- Slow Death for China's Copyright Controversy
- A WTO ruling targeting China's copyright protection system sounded the death knell for a long-criticized legal loophole
- For T-bonds, Flame Still Burns in China
- Despite U.S. government data to the contrary, China is not dumping its Treasury debt holdings – at least not yet
- Credit-Happy Banks Bob in Troubled Waters
- Banks and bank stock investors may be courting trouble while regulators react to liberal lending with new credit controls
