March 2009
- COVER STORY [Premium]
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(FREE) Vicious circle
Overcapacity will continue to plague real estate developers in 2009 -
At an impasse
China's property developers need cash. Foreign investors are waiting for the right moment to step in -
Built to last: Shelter for the individual investor
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The long view: China's urban future
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Stimulus: Market boosting measures
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Hot topic: Beijing's capital controls
Property
- REPORTS [Premium]
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(FREE) Attempting resuscitation
Beijing is injecting US$123 billion into its health care system. Will it make a difference? -
Talent spotting
Despite white-collar job losses, opportunities remain for workers and multinationals in China -
Beer goggles
Government involvement in Asahi's investment in Tsingtao Brewery remains unclear -
(FREE) New dealer
Beijing wants to bring lottery games under closer control without killing the golden goose -
A lender unhurried
Agricultural Bank of China may take a different approach to an eventual listing
- QUESTION & ANSWER [Premium]
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Just a bump in the road
Demand may be slowing but InterContinental Hotels Group's point man in China believes the long-term fundamentals remain strong
Jerry Huang
- SPOTLIGHT
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That sinking feeling
Declining European demand for Chinese goods is hurting the Dutch logistics sector -
Setting the standard
Simon Masters, China director of AMS Group, talks quality staff and quality control
Netherlands
- FOCUS
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Upward mobility
Better business education is what China, and the rest of the world, needs -
Need not apply
Demand for Western business talent wanes in China -
Blurring the line
MBA hiring in China gets more complicated -
National champions
A select few domestic MBA programs are becoming global competitors -
Save the turtles
MBA programs abroad face challenges attracting qualified Chinese students -
MBA graduate profiles
Four recent MBA grads discuss their experiences -
Over-prepared
Chinese education preparation providers cater to the ambitious and the manic alike -
Inside the programs
A diverse set of business programs describe what makes them special in their own words -
Getting over guanxi
China's MBAs face a more meritocratic job search -
Executive summary
Farrokh Langdana, president of Rutgers EMBA program, talks about why he commutes to China to teach business -
Casing the joint
Establishing a joint venture MBA program in China takes more than opening the door
Report
Q&A
Guest Word
- OPINION [Premium]
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The jobless masses
An educated unemployed worker is more of a concern than one whose horizons end at the farm gate, says our Beijing-based China watcher -
Number crunching
China's retail sales figures could mean anything you want them to mean -
Signs of stablization
Tentative evidence suggests that China's economy can recover in the second half of the year, says CLSA's Andy Rothman -
(FREE) Impact winter
Manufacturer uncertainty threatens even the most robust supply chains,
Beijing Calling
The Diary
Andy Rothman
Dispatches
- COMMENTARY
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Hunkering down
Beijing will need a clearer plan if it hopes to avoid unrest -
Editors' Journal: Monorail musings
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Give and take: More global influence requires a more active role
- REVIEW
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On message
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Magic 8
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Turning around?
Renminbi appreciation, Bank lending, Exports and economic growth -
Signs of change
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Making an exit
With the market temporarily rising, our funds take the money and run -
Looking abroad
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Buy and hold
Zijin Mining's metals diversification plan may make it an ideal long-term stock
Politics & Society
Fat Dragon
Punditry
News Review
Stock Profile 2
- CULTURE
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Rural returnees
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 -
Missing out on the inside track
Made in China: Secrets of China's Dynamic Entrepreneurs
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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