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Recommended reading

By CER Del.icio.us June 27th, 2007

We suggest checking out the following links:

Shanghai Daily: Tallest building sets priciest office rents - Shanghai’s still underway skyscraper the World Financial Center set a record for pre-leasing rents, at US$3.30 a square meter.

China Hotel and Tourism News: No hotel at Everest base camp . . . yet - With the new railway and highway, surely a hotel is not far off.

China IT News: Yahoo China looks hopefully forward - Jerry Yang’s fortunes and Alibaba’s IPO

SCMP: Wahaha ups ante with plans for lawsuit - “We will sue Danone in reverse, asking for compensation of â�¬2 billion, â�¬3 billion or â�¬5 billion,” Wahaha said. “We already have authentic evidence of Danone’s illegal activities and will pursue the other illegal activities according to the law.”

WSJ: Sinopec Shake-Up Shows Risks of Investing in China - “Bradley Way, a Beijing-based analyst with BNP Paribas, said the Sinopec incident shows the risks of investing in companies that are so closely subject to government policy or high-level management changes that may be imposed from above. ‘This issue under

CER Daily Briefing - The number of officials disciplined for corruption is up 2.4% year-on-year for the first five months of 2007.

Financial Times: China insists on ‘tied aid’ in Africa - Former CER Editor Jamil Anderlini reports that China’s purported US$5 billion African aid fund will be tied exclusively to Chinese investment projects and enterprises there.

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  1. The MountainWorld™ Blog Says:

    Paving the way to Mount Everest

    As seems to be customary, the Chinese government is couching this latest project in the language of development and benefit for the masses. In his blog, Johnson quotes Tibet Autonomous Region chairman Qiangba Puncog:

    …we are building the road in…


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