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- China to Ease Monetary Policy Further
- Steve Brice, Chief Investment Strategist at Standard Chartered, expects China to cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks by another 150 basis points this year.
- Sifting Through China's Sketchy Commodities Data
- Chinese commodities data has a reputation for being skewed. One economist shows how he tries to sort fact from fiction, by prowling the country's ports and warehouses.
- Hot Food Delivery Men and Sexy Chinese Tech
- In this webisode of the program re:charge, host Linda Kennedy is joined by guests Andy Mok and Jurgen Monk for a spirited chat about KFC's use of attractive delivery men to generate business in the city of Xiamen, as well as promising new technologies that have cropped up across China.
- Is China in Facebook's Future?
- The most anticipated IPO for years goes live in the US on Friday when Facebook is expected to raise as much as 15 billion dollars. When the company announced its intention to go public earlier this year, it specifically referenced China in its filing and said it aims to connect all of the more than two billion global internet users. But just how realistic is it for Facebook to enter one of the most restricted internet markets in the world? What form would a Facebook venture take in China and what would the company find when it gets there? China Biz spoke to Chinese media expert and Danwei.com founder Jeremy Goldkorn for his thoughts on the issue.
- Martin Feldstein on China and Global Economies, Pt 1
- Caixin sits down with Martin Feldstein, a professor of Economics at Harvard University, and one of the more vocal critics of the EU Fiscal Compact. Prof. Feldstein is also president emeritus of the National Bureau of Economic Research and previously served as chief economic advisor to President Ronald Reagan, and, in 2005, was considered a leading candidate to succeed chairman Alan Greenspan as Chairman of the Federal Reserve. Feldstein talks about the problems with an EU fiscal compact, which he foresees will be no more than a mild agreement between countries to “balance its budgets over the business cycle.” He also talks about the notion of a third round of quantitative easing, which had been discussed amidst the weak recovery in the US and recent developments in the global economy.
- Martin Feldstein on China and Global Economies, Pt 2
- Caixin sits down with Martin Feldstein, a professor of Economics at Harvard University, and one of the more vocal critics of the EU Fiscal Compact. Prof. Feldstein is also president emeritus of the National Bureau of Economic Research and previously served as chief economic advisor to President Ronald Reagan, and, in 2005, was considered a leading candidate to succeed chairman Alan Greenspan as Chairman of the Federal Reserve. Feldstein talks about the problems with an EU fiscal compact, which he foresees will be no more than a mild agreement between countries to “balance its budgets over the business cycle.” He also talks about the notion of a third round of quantitative easing, which had been discussed amidst the weak recovery in the US and recent developments in the global economy.
- Facebook's Opportunities in China Limited
- Echo He, Senior Analyst, Maxim Group says that Facebook's growth opportunities in China are limited as authorities have a tight grip on the local media space.
- Dalian Shide Boss Still Under Investigation
- Two months ago, one of China's richest men, Xu Ming, disappeared and has reportedly been taken into custody by Beijing authorities for questioning on suspicion of financial crimes. He is the chairman of the Dalian Shide Group, a conglomerate with interests in petrochemicals, home appliances, sports, health care, insurance and property development. China Biz spoke to Caixin investigative reporter Wen Xiu about the rapid rise and sudden downfall of a Chinese businessman, whose story proves that political connections can bring great returns, but also great risks.
- Constructing an 'Instant Building' in Hunan Province
- A Chinese company builds a low-carbon, three-story building from scratch in just over a week using a unique system of prefabricated modules, while its ambitious CEO says he has much larger plans.
- The Growing Need for Multiple Reforms in China, Pt 1
- In this interview, Caixin sits down with Professor Zheng Yongnian, a well-known political commentator and the Director of the East Asian Institute at the National University of Singapore. He earned his doctorate in political science from Princeton University and has written and edited dozens of books on a variety of topics. He talks about the need for social, political and economic reform in China, shares his thoughts on the future of cross-strait relations and discusses how internet technologies like Weibo have ushered in a new age in China.
- The Growing Need for Multiple Reforms in China, Pt 2
- In this interview, Caixin sits down with Professor Zheng Yongnian, a well-known political commentator and the Director of the East Asian Institute at the National University of Singapore. He earned his doctorate in political science from Princeton University and has written and edited dozens of books on a variety of topics. He talks about the need for social, political and economic reform in China, shares his thoughts on the future of cross-strait relations and discusses how internet technologies like Weibo have ushered in a new age in China.
- China Inflation Will Rise Above 4% This Year
- Tomo Kinoshita, Chief Economist Asia ex Japan, Nomura International and Simpfendorfer, Managing Director, Silk Road Associates think that inflation in China will rise above the government's 4 percent target this year.
- Asia Week Ahead: China Data and Japan Megabanks
- China's bank lending data for April is likely to ease from a 14-month high in March, while Japan's megabanks report full year results. Also, China's Sina Corp. will report first-quarter results amid complaints from the company regarding government restrictions on its Weibo users.
- Diet Dumplings and Food Coupon Bonuses
- In this webisode of the program re:charge, host Linda Kennedy is joined by guests Eric Yap and Jing Hao for a spirited chat about a shift toward diet foods in China - with a new low-carb dumpling at the forefront. Following that delicious dialogue, the panel discusses whether food coupons are an acceptable bonus to receive from your boss.
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