January 2009
- COVER STORY [Premium]
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(FREE) The big picture
China's continued economic success will depend on a different approach to growth -
(FREE) Building up
Private sector interest will return, gradually -
(FREE) Don't stop now
Washington and Beijing must keep talking, says the co-founder of the Congressional US-China Working Group -
(FREE) A new deal
China's battered steel makers hope renegotiated contracts will ease their pain -
(FREE) Room to breathe
Lower energy prices could help to ease the pain of 2008 -
(FREE) Tipping point
Beijing needs to keep the masses in work if it is to keep them off the streets -
(FREE) Another day at the casino
An A-share revival is likely, but when? -
(FREE) Baby steps
After a disappointing year, outbound investment is likely to modify scope and direction in 2009 -
(FREE) Back to basics
Private equity funds will focus on portfolio companies' fundamentals more than new deals in 2009 -
(FREE) Exiting the slow lane
Geely executive Lawrence Ang expects a market turnaround -
(FREE) Buying time
Retail sales will stay healthy, despite Chinese shoppers modifying their spending
2009 Preview
- REPORTS [Premium]
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(FREE) Shock absorber
The energetic reaction to the Sichuan earthquake has salvaged opportunity from tragedy -
(FREE) Access all areas
High-speed rail links could draw passengers away from China's beleaguered airlines -
(FREE) Taxing time
A new tax on online currencies could rein in virtual industries -
(FREE) Economic crosswinds
Long-term prospects for wind power manufacturers remain strong -
(FREE) Creative investments
The financial crisis is creating opportunities for collectors of Chinese contemporary art
- SPOTLIGHT
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(FREE) Seducing China
Italian haute couture looks to China for salvation -
(FREE) Culture or light
The vice chairman of iGuzzini Lighting China explains why lighting is about more than a bulb
Italy
- FOCUS
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Drugs are good
Chinese pharma has a chance to pull ahead. What stands in its way? -
Desperate measures
An American family hopes Chinese stem-cell therapy can save their child's eyesight? -
Mirror, please
The market for cosmetic surgery continues to resist recession -
Rest cure
Chinese spas help you lounge your way to health -
Teaching insurance
Private health insurers must continuously educate private and corporate consumers in China to achieve market penetration -
Coping strategy
Dr Peter Calafiura of ParkwayHealth in Shanghai on dealing with stress in China -
Healthy, wealthy, and worried
Chinese health care in 2009
Report
Guest Word
Q&A
Health care
- OPINION [Premium]
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The view from the top
Luxury goods grapple with the downturn; the Roman/Greek/Biblical fate of Huang Guangyu -
(FREE) Glass half-full or half-empty?
Reuters' Beijing bureau chief assess the positives and negatives of China's post-1978 reform era -
(FREE) Wallet closed, temporarily
The economic crisis will squeeze, not choke, Chinese consumers, says JWT's Greater China CEO -
(FREE) Hard times
China's tech start-ups are struggling in the current economic climate. This is a good thing argues our resident tech pundit
The Diary
Benjamin Kang Lim
Tom Doctoroff
Web Worm
- COMMENTARY
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(FREE) A call for change
Beijing must consider a new approach to sustain long-term growth -
(FREE) Good intentions
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Keep talking: The economic dialogue must not stop
- REVIEW
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(FREE) Falling giant
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(FREE) Market meddling: A lesson learned?
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(FREE) Nicolas Sarkozy, Financial crisis, Strategic Economic Dialogue, Lou Jiwei, Historic irony
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(FREE) The year to come
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(FREE) Stuck in neutral
Caught between government stimulus and bad numbers, our funds decide not to decide -
(FREE) Economic solidarity
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Damage limitation
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(FREE) Not just and port in a storm
A healthy oil business will be Dalian Port's saving grace in these tougher economic times
Politics & Society
Fat Dragon
China Buzz
Punditry
Stock Profile 2
- CULTURE
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(FREE) Another night
Graham Earnshaw walks west from Shanghai when he has the time, always starting from the last place he stopped. This month we find him just west of Shuangtu township in Chongqing municipality -
A Santana story
1,000 Days in Shanghai: The Story of Volkswagen, the First Chinese-German Car Factory
Travels to the West
Book Review
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- THE EDITORS' JOURNAL
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- 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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China Manufacturing Directory 2010 CD-ROM
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Price $300
The most comprehensive directory in Shanghai, covering all top Chinese and Foreign companies with offices in the city. Containing contact details for more than 4,800 firms. The SBD is the ideal tool for sourcing industry contacts, identifying key decision makers and building networks in the Shanghai business world.
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Beijing Business Directory 2010 CD-ROM
Price: $300
The most comprehensive directory in Beijing, covering all top Chinese and Foreign companies with offices in the city. Containing contact details for more than 4,000 firms. The BBD is the ideal tool for sourcing industry contacts, identifying key decision makers and building networks in the Beijing business world.
