Melamine intolerant: Doubts over China-made products return
The emergence of yet another tainted milk scandal in China begs the same old questions about quality control... >>more...
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Melamine intolerant: Doubts over China-made products return
Pragmatism at risk
There is more to the recent squabbles between the US and China than simple economic interest... >>more...
Upward mobility
Better business education is what China, and the rest of the world, needs... >>more...
Number crunching
China's retail sales figures could mean anything you want them to mean... >>more...
Making an exit
With the market temporarily rising, our funds take the money and run... >>more...
Hunkering down
Beijing will need a clearer plan if it hopes to avoid unrest... >>more...
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Capitalist Roader Fund: No one's having a good time (HOLD)
The week ends poorly for the Roader's portfolio and the stock market as a whole, but the Roader isn't ready to fold just yet >>more...
The globalizer: Romano Prodi on the Chinese welfare state
Romano Prodi spoke to reporters at CEIBS about why Greece is nothing to worry about, the lessons China should learn from southern European welfare states, and how to decouple >>more...
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Casing the joint
Establishing a joint venture MBA program in China takes more than opening the door... >>more...
Missing out on the inside track
Made in China: Secrets of China's Dynamic Entrepreneurs... >>more...
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... >>more...
Signs of stablization
Tentative evidence suggests that China's economy can recover in the second half of the year, says CLSA's Andy Rothman... >>more...
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... >>more...
Impact winter
Manufacturer uncertainty threatens even the most robust supply chains,... >>more...
Magic 8
A few months ago, as analysts fought to drop their GDP forecasts to new lows, few people believed that China would hit the magic figure of 8% growth this year. With signs that the construction meltdown is bottoming out, we can expect those same analysts to start pushing their forecasts back up. If... >>more...
Now is the time to crack down on offshore finance
Offshore financial centers must make amends for their role in the financial crisis, says Jeffrey Owens, OECD tax policy director... >>more...
Chinese Democracy
Not just the name of a silly album, but blossoming on a Chinese b-school campus... >>more...
The magnificent middle
Chinese companies' ideas about hierarchical leadership are obsolete. Middle management needs more cultivation... >>more...
Into Sichuan
Graham Earnshaw walks west from Shanghai when he has the time, always starting from the last place he stopped. This month we find him at the eastern edge of Sichuan Province... >>more...
Blind alleys
In trying to cover everything, Giles Chance succeeds in offering very little... >>more...
Puppet show
Lending to order is China's most effective monetary policy tool, not that the authorities would ever admit it, says our Beijing-based China watcher... >>more...
A civil action
Foreign firms beware: China's new Tort Law clears the path for individuals to defend their rights in court, says Harris & Moure's Steven M. Dickinson... >>more...
Rude awakening
The dreams of foreign web companies are over; we are on the cusp of an all-Chinese internet, says our resident tech pundit... >>more...
Old before their time
Weary white-collar workers; China rediscovers Sherlock Holmes; a benevolent tax man... >>more...
It's the money, not the missiles
A cross-strait free trade pact is vital to the KMT's hopes of winning over a disenchanted populace... >>more...
Guessing game
It would be easier to talk about business education if Beijing provided better data... >>more...
- INTERVIEWS
- Kevin McQuillan, regional general manager Far East for British Airways
- Julien Hemard of Pernod Ricard on selling top shelf beverages
- David Oldridge, China country manager for contract logistics at CEVA Logistics
- Aidan O'Meara, president of VF Corporation Asia division, on selling Western clothing in China
- Ken Carroll of ChinesePod on using technology to teach
- Zhao Houlin, deputy secretary-general of the International Telecommunication Union
- Timothy Cheung, managing director of SAP China, on the current state of business software
- Jim Walker, founder and managing director of Asianomics, on why we should be worried in 2010
- Chris Jeffery, Cass Business School, London
- Yang Guang, co-manager of the Templeton Global Opportunities fund on why he's a fan of China Resources Power and Shanghai Electric
- Evan Golbach, marketing and PR manager at InsiteAsset, on selling shopping malls
- Patrick Chovanec of Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management, on development and investment in Chongqing
- Paul Midler, author of 'Poorly Made in China', on the new wave of product scandals
- Martin Jacques: Author of 'When China Rules the World'
- Jerry Hopwood, VP of product development at Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
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Bamboo booster
Can bamboo help rebuild Sichuan?... >>more...
Interesting times for the Renminbi
Will the US finally brand China as a 'currency manipulator'?... >>more...
How much higher can factory wages go?
Raising wages is only a short-term solution to the labor shortage... >>more...
China's scary roads
One in ten Chinese cars got recalled for a product fault last year... >>more...
The dollar peg has no end in sight
There is no reason to believe that China is on the verge of a revaluation of the renminbi... >>more...
China promises to stop bullying foreign firms
Foreign companies have had a hard year in China. Wen Jiabao promises things will get easier... >>more...
