February 2008
- COVER STORY [Premium]
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(FREE) Mutual benefits
Chinese investors bought into mutual funds in record numbers last year. Now fund managers have to hold on to them -
Growing pains
After a sensational start, China’s overseas equity funds now have to deal with a more muted reality -
Distribution: Don’t fear the banks
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Skills shortage: Fighting for fund managers
Mutual funds
- SPECIAL REPORT [Premium]
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Going south
Southeast Asia must refresh its marketing strategies to ride the Chinese tourism wave -
The group thing: China's tourism policy
Southeast Asia Series
- REPORTS [Premium]
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Temporarily grounded
The battle over the future of China Eastern has left the country’s domestic aviation industry in a quandary -
Filling up on fat
China’s major biodiesel player has made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange, but most companies remain in the backwaters -
Nuclear fallout
Atomic energy helps solve China’s power problems, but residents fear new plants will ruin local communities -
Japan’s PR deficit
Despite Yasuo Fukuda’s warm reception in China, Japanese firms are still in need of good publicity -
(FREE) Door closes, window opens
Beijing's new set of priorities for foreign direct investment is in keeping with its economic policies
Aviation
Energy
Foreign trade
Investment
- QUESTION & ANSWER [Premium]
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One-stop shop
Integration and consolidation are the focal points as China upgrades its supply chains
Gary So, Kerry EAS Logistics
- SPOTLIGHT
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High-tech treasures
Japan has environmental technology capable of alleviating pollution problems. Can China afford it? -
Not garden variety
As competition heats up in Shanghai’s luxury hotel market, older locations are getting makeovers
Japan
- MARKETS
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New Year blues will blow away
Strong earnings and currency appreciation mean the slow start to 2008 will be overcome
Red Dragon Fund
- FOCUS
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Traveling green
Green hotels are catching on as the government looks to cut down on energy consumption -
New stadiums on the block
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White elephants
What will become of Beijing’s new stadiums when the Olympics leave town? -
Places to stay
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Olympic news
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The Beijing effect
Is a post-Olympics crash inevitable for Beijing’s real estate industry? -
Raising the bar
Higher standards and Beijing’s buildup are adding to the appeal of serviced apartments says Oakwood Residence’s Neil Harvey
Report
News briefs
Guest Word
Q&A
- OPINION [Premium]
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Wealth of nations
Increased activity from sovereign wealth funds has left Europe searching for a coherent investment policy -
New Year’s resolutions
Improved policymaking and larger capital outflows will be among the themes of 2008 in China -
The danger of default
A trade surplus system skewed toward US dollar-denominated assets may leave Western nations unable to pay back Asia’s loans -
Beneath the bluster
Landmark deals aside, China’s logistics sector is making real progress, according to a new World Bank study
Duncan Freeman
Ken DeWoskin
Philip Bowring
Turloch Mooney
- COMMENTARY
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End of the affair
CICC and Morgan Stanley will climb out of the bed that neither found comfortable -
A whiff of the forbidden fruit
- REVIEW
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Of dragons, lions and elephants
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Gold standard
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(FREE) Closer control
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Unsteady stream
Smaller players will lose out as a result of new controls on online video -
Singapore shunned
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Waging a price war
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Bailout
Politics & Society
Fat Dragon
Punditry
News Review
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Taking the pulse
Graham Earnshaw walks from Shanghai to Tibet when he has the time, always starting from the last place he stopped. This month we still find him near Huofeng in the west of Hubei province -
Lessons from Mao
Travels to the West
Book Review
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