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Property Market Chill Forecast by Developers
Smaller developers may face the toughest property market environment since the 2008 financial crisis
03.23.2011
“Red Envelopes” for China’s Home Buyers
The property tax in Shanghai and Chongqing, meant to target last year's bubbling churn in home prices, already looks set to miss its mark
01.30.2011
One World, Divided
A report by the World Economic Forum explains how and why risks for the coming decade are closely related
01.17.2011
China's Top Priority: Curbing Inflation
November's record-high consumer prices indicated the urgency to fight inflation
12.13.2010
China's Rate Hike Points to Right Direction
China raised key interest rates for the first time in 34 months on Tuesday, showing its resolve to contain inflation and property bubbles
10.20.2010
High Bids Garnered for Offshore Wind Power Projects
Offers for four major offshore wind power projects do not reflect the market, analysts say
10.12.2010
New Real Estate Control Measures
More drastic action was missing from the policy portfolio, which means it could be temporary in nature and will have limited impact
09.30.2010
Yuan May Just be Scapegoat for Ailing U.S. Economy
As U.S. mid-term elections approach, the value of China's currency has become a convenient scapegoat for America's domestic problems
09.30.2010
Death Sentence for a Proposed Company Nanny
Public companies didn't need another supervisory association, and fortunately China's leaders agreed
09.14.2010
Beijing District Releases Official Housing Vacancy Rates
Chaoyang District's housing vacancy figures are the first of its kind to be issued in China, amid growing fears of a property bubble
08.26.2010
Rough Ride for Mining Industry M&As
Analysts expect the competition for M&A deals in the global mining industry to heat up as more players enter the fray
06.09.2010
Commercial Chinese Banks Short of Capital
After a lending binge in 2009, many commercial Chinese banks now face capital shortages
04.29.2010
Bursting with a Bang Instead of a Whimper
What happens if recent property market policies don't make a dent in demand?
04.22.2010
Domestic Car Makers Eye More M&As
Chinese auto executives say they are setting their sights on more domestic M&As as part of their development strategy, according to a recent survey
04.15.2010
Developers Bid Adieu to First-Tier Markets
Smaller cities with room for growth are beckoning more real estate developers, but rising prices remain an issue nationwide
03.30.2010
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