June 2008
- COVER STORY [Premium]
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(FREE) Balance of power
China’s power system is torn between supply, demand and politics -
(FREE) Out of thin air
Wind energy is booming in China but it is struggling to fulfill its potential -
Uphill task: Foreigners target the energy sector
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Unwelcome waste: Getting tough on energy
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Special concessions: The price of wind
Energy
- CER Events
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Next-generation foreign direct investment
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Maximizing returns
A corporate treasurer must be able to handle a variety of financial and business issues
Corporate Treasury
- SPECIAL REPORT [Premium]
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Staffing issues
Are China’s rising labor costs driving manufacturers to cheaper locations in the region? -
Exit point: Low-end manufacturers up sticks
Tightening regulations are forcing some businesses out of China
Southeast Asia
- REPORTS [Premium]
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Feeling the heat
Booming speculative inflows of hot money may have dire repercussions for China’s economy -
Access point: How hot money enters China
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Serving two masters
Can Olympic sponsors please Chinese customers without alienating everyone else? -
Kiwi trade coup
The New Zealand FTA is a test case for future deals between China and developed countries -
Testing the bottom line
The third-party testing business is benefiting from a new focus on product safety -
Change of focus
China’s leading out-of-home advertiser is diversifying into new media
- QUESTION & ANSWER [Premium]
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The human touch
Chairman and CEO of Leo Burnett Worldwide, Tom Bernardin, thinks understanding consumer behavior in China is key to success here
Tom Bernardin
- SPOTLIGHT
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Building British
Despite heavy restrictions, UK architecture firms are putting their mark on China’s urban landscape -
Car country
Avis’s Lucy Barawitzka, on China’s growing car rental industry
United Kingdom
- MARKETS
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Events, expected and unexpected
What the cut in stamp duty and the tragic earthquake in Sichuan mean for the stock market
Red Dragon Fund
- FOCUS
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Taking a toll
Logistics firms are upbeat at the prospect of a ‘super-ministry’ cutting away the industry’s red tape -
Logistics jargon-buster
Logistics-speak DOA? Poka-Yoke it like a professional! -
Shanghai port by numbers
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Outside the box
Breakbulk shippers specialize in the awkward, odd-shaped and just plain large -
Logistics news
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The long haul
CEVA’s Charlie Jing says his pool of clients is diversifying as China moves up the value chain -
Finding the silver lining
Changes in manufacturing mean new opportunities for logistics businesses
Report
News briefs
Q&A
Guest Word
- CO-PUBLISHED ARTICLE
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Cosmetic cures
Businessmen are looking to plastic surgery to boost their careers -
Going commercial
Portfolio diversification is the name of the game for Chinese property developers
Beijing United Family Hospital
Guangzhou R&F
- OPINION [Premium]
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The third wave break
The impact of China’s latest bout of economic restructuring will be felt the world over -
New dialogue, new divisions
Top-level talks between China and the EU won’t cure economic ills or address political ones -
Senseless self-sufficiency
International trade, not subsidizing farmers, is the key to securing a food supply -
Play by the rules
Tougher visa restrictions are part of a wider clampdown on foreign firms that abuse the system
Andy Rothman
Duncan Freeman
Philip Bowring
Steven M. Dickinson
- COMMENTARY
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Cool heads in a crisis
The Sichuan earthquake represents a stiff test for China’s leaders -
A wail of mourning
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Micromanaging the markets
- REVIEW
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Tragedy in Sichuan
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The commercial flame
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(FREE) Economic fallout from the earthquake
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China Buzz
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Mending fences
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Alibaba grows up
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Banking boon
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(FREE) An engineered solution
Politics & Society
Fat Dragon
Punditry
China Buzz
- CULTURE
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Edible flowers
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 east of the river town Wushan in Chongqing municipality -
Chasing the dream
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Handover blues
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A bite-sized meal
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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