Monorail to Mecca

By Andrew Galbraith February 11th, 2009

Hu Jintao arrived in Riyadh yesterday for a three-day trip to Saudi Arabia.  more...

Lenovo: Giving up and going home?

By John Guise February 9th, 2009

When Lenovo announced it was dumping its American CEO and refocusing its efforts on China, one had to wonder if the company regrets its purchase of IBM.  more...

Migrant white collar workers

By John Bishop January 31st, 2009

Over the Spring Festival holiday I met someone who runs a company providing serviced apartments to businessmen working near the Guomao area in Beijing.  more...

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Boomtime for our big bro   (By John Bishop January 16th, 2009)
Here comes the 3G era (finally)  (By John Bishop January 8th, 2009)
Jerome Cohen on China's legal reforms  (By Tim Burroughs December 9th, 2008)
Great expectations  (By James Roy December 3rd, 2008)
UBS: China can shore up economic growth  (By Tim Burroughs October 31st, 2008)
Thoughts on an election  (By Andrew Galbraith October 14th, 2008)
Interest rate changes: Nine is the magic number  (By Tim Burroughs October 9th, 2008)
China visas in Hong Kong: The saga continues  (By Tim Burroughs October 9th, 2008)
CER links: Orville Schell, bonds and dodgy translations  (By CER Del.icio.us August 29th, 2008)
The Bird's Nest: Great venue, shame about the food  (By Tim Burroughs August 18th, 2008)
Are the Olympics to blame for Shandong's power cuts?  (By Andrew Galbraith August 7th, 2008)
Ticketless wonders  (By Tim Burroughs July 31st, 2008)
Still waiting for cleaner air...  (By John Bishop July 23rd, 2008)
Sunscreen, yes - crossbows, no  (By Andrew Galbraith July 15th, 2008)
Why the electricity tariff hike won't help power producers   (By Andrew Galbraith June 20th, 2008)
Olympic Games sponsors: Ducking and diving?  (By Tim Burroughs May 27th, 2008)