English > Centrury Weekly >Issue 392
| Editorial |
- Unchain Private Investment, Watch China Grow
- The government's economic stimulus pulled China out of a crisis, but freeing private investment will keep the recovery alive
| Economist |
- Andy Xie: Frayed String for China's Property Balloon
- Don't expect China's property bubble to shrink as long as Beijing tinkers with rules but neglects credible reform
| Issue 12 of 2010 |
Privatization Crash for a High-Flying Airline
The stunning 2005 privatization of Shenzhen Airlines by Li Zeyuan has ended with arrests and an Air China takeover
- China's Fiscal Deficit Rises, But Remains 'Safe'
- The government's 2010 budget includes more social spending and a bigger deficit, but easily meets international standards for fiscal strength
- Two-Faced Fraud and the Real Wang Yali
- Phony resumes and several identities helped one woman climb the ladder in a Hebei Province city – until she crashed
- Distraught Family in a Fraudster Bull's-Eye
- Phony friends slithered around defrauded relatives of a dead businessman, adding a steep price tag to their pain
- Growling Stomachs at a Tiger Graveyard
- Starvation and funding woes at a park started by a wealthy businessman have exposed the plight of China's caged wildlife
- CNOOC Greases the Overseas Pump
- China's cautious oil company CNOOC is closing a deal in Argentina and gradually resuming overseas expansion
- Global Investment Banks Try China – Again
- Global investment banks are announcing new deals and petitioning regulators for access to China's financial sector
