- TD Mobile Phone Standard Refuses to Die
- Government support and China Mobile’s persistence have kept China's homegrown standard alive – and eyeing growth.
- 2008-07-18
- Shenzhen Bourse Report Blasts Regulators
- Government regulators were heavily criticized in a report quickly expunged from the Shenzhen stock market's Web site.
- 2008-07-18
- Apple Gives China a Taste, But No iPhone
- After two decades in China, the maker of Mac computers and iPods is opening its first retail outlet on the mainland.
- 2008-07-18
- Shanghai Stocks Rally on Lower Oil Prices
- Prices rose for oil and bank stocks, but China's GDP growth and inflation news continued shadowing the Shanghai exchange.
- 2008-07-18
- Regulators Ease Up on Insurance Industry
- A pilot project in Tianjin may be a first step toward wider regulatory reforms and insurance privatization.
- 2008-07-17
- Investors Sell on China's Slower Economy
- New statistics showing a slowdown in China's GDP growth contributed to another decline in the Shanghai stock index.
- 2008-07-17
Farmers would control forestlands and profit from timber within five years.
- July 14 to July 18
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- Developer to Issue Bonds for Financing
- State Investor Announces Board Makeover
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Print: 2008-07-10
- Caijing NewsletterPrevious Issues
- Hot Money Issue Burning Ears in Beijing
- The government stepped up foreign capital supervision, but truly dousing the flames of speculation requires a stronger yuan.
- Still Selling Bonds
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- As Central Bankers create a facade of an inflation crackdown, China should follow the lead of private investors in fleeing bo...
- TD Mobile Phone Standard Refuses to Die
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- Government support and China Mobile's persistence have kept China's homegrown standard alive – and eyeing growth.
- Regulators Ease Up on Insurance Industry
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- A pilot project in Tianjin may be a first step toward wider regulatory reforms and insurance privatization.
- Shaky Preparations for Securities Firm IPOs
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- A bear market challenges IPO hopefuls in the securities sector, such as Everbright Securities. But the clock is ticking....
- China's Alternative Vehicles at a Crossroad
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- Researchers, policymakers and automakers are struggling to plot a course for an alternative vehicle industry still in it...
- Irrigation Reform: Make Every Drop Count
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- Determined to conserve precious water, China plans to plug its leaky crop irrigation system and end wasteful farming.
- Battle over National Standard for Mobile TV
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- The continuing dispute over a national standard has created more uncertainty for the future of mobile TV services in Chi...
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