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Reaction time
China's nuclear drive may bring big opportunities, but companies need to act fast -
Slow reform: New energy body won't mean dramatic change
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Second chance: Don't write off the foreigners
- QUESTION & ANSWER [Premium]
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Pure white
Dairy firms that put quality and safety first have gained from China's tainted milk scandals, says the CFO of American Dairy
- SPOTLIGHT
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Luxuriating
The China luxury market is France's to lose -
Fire hazard
Benjamin Thiery of Bureau Veritas on keeping your building from burning down
France
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Guessing game
It would be easier to talk about business education if Beijing provided better data -
Publish and perish
Academic corruption in China threatens to discredit legitimate researchers, but there is no easy solution -
Going corporate
Some corporate universities are getting more like real universities -
A tale of joint programs
Joint venture business education programs can work well, or fail miserably -
Joint management
The associate dean of Fudan University School of Management on striking a Sino-foreign balance in MBA programs -
Onward and upward
Alumni from Chinese MBA programs discuss the payoff -
Good ethics
Dr Lewis Kerman teaches business law at the Rutgers EMBA Program in Shanghai -
In the news
GMAT growth, GRE vs. GMAT, HBS comes to Shanghai, Chinese EMBAs, Oxbridge, LSBF scholarships -
The magnificent middle
Chinese companies' ideas about hierarchical leadership are obsolete. Middle management needs more cultivation
Commentary
Report
Q&A
News briefs
Guest Word
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Old before their time
Weary white-collar workers; China rediscovers Sherlock Holmes; a benevolent tax man -
Rude awakening
The dreams of foreign web companies are over; we are on the cusp of an all-Chinese internet, says our resident tech pundit -
Puppet show
Lending to order is China's most effective monetary policy tool, not that the authorities would ever admit it, says our Beijing-based China watcher -
A civil action
Foreign firms beware: China's new Tort Law clears the path for individuals to defend their rights in court, says Harris & Moure's Steven M. Dickinson
The Diary
Web Worm
Beijing Calling
Steven M. Dickinson
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Pragmatism at risk
There is more to the recent squabbles between the US and China than simple economic interest -
Melamine intolerant: Doubts over China-made products return
The emergence of yet another tainted milk scandal in China begs the same old questions about quality control
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Oversupplied
China's IPO market may finally be reaching a saturation point -
Tightening threat
Will a mortgage clampdown cripple China's property market? -
China buzz
Dumping bonds, expensive blood tests, IP infringement, hot money, academic pay, QFII rentals, old houses -
It's the money, not the missiles
A cross-strait free trade pact is vital to the KMT's hopes of winning over a disenchanted populace -
Fair value
Tom Price and Julien Garran on iron ore prices; Jing Ulrich on selling U.S. Treasuries -
Bring me Sunshine
Minibuses lead the way as light commercial vehicle sales rise and rise - thanks to Beijing's helping hand -
Heading out: Chinese commercial vehicles companies look overseas
China Buzz
Fat Dragon
Punditry
Companies
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Into Sichuan
Graham Earnshaw walks west from Shanghai when he has the time, always starting from the last place he stopped. This month we find him at the eastern edge of Sichuan Province -
Blind alleys
In trying to cover everything, Giles Chance succeeds in offering very little
Travels to the West
Book Review
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