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- “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
- 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
- Commercial Chinese Banks Short of Capital
- After a lending binge in 2009, many commercial Chinese banks now face capital shortages 04.29.2010
- Lending Spree Won't Wind Up Inflation
- An economist says that astronomical lending last year will not trigger inflation this year 03.02.2010
- Bank of China Lowers Mortgage Discount
- Analysts say BOC's lowering of mortgage discounts is a sign that tightened monetary policies are seeping into the real estate sector 02.04.2010
- Bumpy Road to ABC Listing
- Despite the fanfare surrounding the possible listing of the Agricultural Bank of China, plans may be scuppered in 2010 due to an ongoing disagreement on role of the lender. 01.29.2010
- No Plan for Shanghai Stock Exchange Listing
- Official at the SSE brings down hopes, but says that once the introduction of the board is approved, it would only take three months to finish preparations for launch 01.28.2010
- Share Profit Tax Fails to Excite Stock Bulls
- Despite the media fanfare, stock markets gave the share profit tax a lukewarm reception. 01.13.2010
- A Phenomenon in 2009
- The sounds of boots marching as state-owned companies in China advance in influence and power are expressed in a lyrical Chinese phrase. 01.06.2010
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