COLUMNS
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Instituting better property protections is essential to China’s transitioning economy, writes Andrew Sheng and Xiao Geng
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China is addicted to debt and shows few signs of kicking the habit, says Francis Cheung
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Rural credit is still beholden to politicians despite reforms of the last decade, writes Lynette Ong
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The US will match China on the cost of manufacturing by 2015. Companies in both countries must adapt, write Ivo Naumann and Steve Maurer
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REPORTS
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Investors and officials are tripping up China's new policy for cooling the property market
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The real threat from Huawei might be sloppy coding – not electronic warfare
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After the Alibaba-Weibo deal, necessity will breed innovation at Tencent
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How can investors benefit from China’s rising military spending?
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House Views
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With the resumption of IPOs on the horizon, investors shouldn’t feel safe despite more rigorous inspections
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China's trade groups should end price fixing, but the organizations themselves should survive
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April's inflation figures should cool the government's urge to play with policy
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India and China should stick to economics as their armies play on the border
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BOOK REVIEWS
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A review of “Behind the Red Door: Sex in China”
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Media scholar Ying Zhu takes readers inside CCTV’s ranks to reveal a system beset by conflicting goals
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A review of Yu Hua’s “China in Ten Words”
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COMPANY PROFILE
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“China’s Superbank,” a new book by two Bloomberg reporters, provides an uncommon glimpse into the world’s most powerful bank
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Lenovo morphs into a multi-gadget vendor bent on global dominance
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Prada positions itself for the Asian market
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Investors in Chow Tai Fook should be wary of China’s boom times going bust
