January 2008
- COVER STORY [Premium]
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The ship won’t sink
China’s economy is thought to be too big a beast to be unduly worried by a slowdown in America -
A capital state of affairs
Venture and private equity funds will rise unabated, but change is afoot in their composition and allocation -
Still bullish
China’s stock markets are set to return to record-setting form as more top firms return to the mainland -
Currency capers: Where next for the RMB?
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(FREE) China's economy in 2008: Key sectors to watch
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Shopping spree: Investing overseas
2008 Preview
- CER Events
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Do it the China way
India has much to learn from China in terms of boosting infrastructure investment
Indian Infrastructure Investment
- REPORTS [Premium]
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Clean and clear
China needs to keep an eye on its politicians if it is to stamp out money laundering -
The saving game
Tapping health concerns is the best way to sell energy-saving to Chinese consumers -
Hot off the presses
Chinese publishers are set for the capital markets as yet another sector prepares for restructuring -
Gobbling the margins
China’s mobile operators are squeezing the mobile valued-added services market for all it is worth -
Squeezed out: China Mobile chases content
Chinese Media
Mobile operators
- QUESTION & ANSWER [Premium]
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A home for high-tech
Having a production base in China is a requirement for makers of high-tech gadgets like the Amazon Kindle, says the inventor of the device’s ‘electronic paper’ technology
Barrett Comiskey
- SPOTLIGHT
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Heading down under
China’s “Aussie Specialists” are selling the land down under as a value-for-money investment -
An Australian touch
In China’s evolving hotel market, brand diversification can help a company stay competitive
Australia
- FOCUS
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Finders keepers
Finding employees is only half the battle; retaining them can be a much bigger challenge -
The right fit
Choosing your child’s school may affect your life more than you might think -
In their own words
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The net effect
No time for Chinese class? Online schools mean you can keep up with Mandarin lessons wherever you go -
Side-stepping the stress
Relocation specialists begin their work long before moving day -
Home hunting
Top tips on finding a place to live -
Instant offices
Office General President Tone Goh says setting up an office in China is almost as easy checking into a hotel -
Setting up in Suzhou
In China’s garden city, you can get your company ahead while retaining peace of mind
Report
Q&A
Guest Word
- OPINION [Premium]
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House of cards
China’s Communist Party must reform if it is to cope with a future of slower economic growth -
Gas guzzlers
India and China’s new car owners are hitting the roads with underpriced gasoline in their tanks. How long can this go on? -
Rule of law with Chinese characteristics
Supporting continued legal reform may be in the Chinese Communist Party’s best interests
Beijing Calling
Dispatches
Graeme Johnston
- COMMENTARY
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The cleantech way
Let technology cut through the political haze surrounding climate change -
Friend or foe?
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Off the rails
- REVIEW
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A little more conversation
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Europe relocates its spine
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China Buzz
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Reaping SOE dividends
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Betting on scale
Can BigCafe become the McDonald's of internet cafés in China? -
Cause for action
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Digging for a deal
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Access eased
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Bali talks end with a bang
Politics & Society
Fat Dragon
China Buzz
Punditry
- CULTURE
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Fire Peak Town
Graham Earnshaw walks from Shanghai to Tibet when he has the time, always starting from the last place he stopped. This month we find him near Huofeng town in the west of Hubei province -
Rocky relationship
Travels to the West
Book Review
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- THE EDITORS' JOURNAL
- Capitalist Roader Fund: No one's having a good time (HOLD)
- The globalizer: Romano Prodi on the Chinese welfare state
- Capitalist Roader Fund: BUY-Guangshen Railway (601333, Shanghai)
- Capitalist Roader Fund: Prognosticating on the eve of the National People's Congress (HOLD)
- Gay investment consulting in China
China Outlook 2010 Still Growing Strong?
An in-depth assessment of the prospects for the Chinese Economy in 2010
Expo 2010 - A Tool Kit for Business Success
Better City, Better Business
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