Instituting better property protections is essential to China’s transitioning economy, writes Andrew Sheng and Xiao Geng
Rural credit is still beholden to politicians despite reforms of the last decade, writes Lynette Ong
China is addicted to debt and shows few signs of kicking the habit, says Francis Cheung
The US will match China on the cost of manufacturing by 2015. Companies in both countries must adapt, write Ivo Naumann and Steve Maurer
Chinese directors can play to audiences’ growing weary of Hollywood blockbusters, writes Ying Zhu
Economic prognosticators should watch Shanghai’s development over this decade to predict the future of China, writes Kerry Brown
Author Michael B. Griffiths dissects the northern steel town of Anshan in search of consumer trends
Brian Wong, CEO of advertising platform Kiip, points out innovation and inefficiency in the mainland’s advertising market
A top Finnish minister cautions that China’s role in the eurozone crisis is overplayed
Rising core inflation lurks behind headline consumer price figures in China and the region, writes Frederic Neumann
Like production quotas in Mao’s China, credit controls are unsustainable, write Andrew Sheng and Xiao Geng
Chinese policymakers should recognize the risks of relaxing capital controls, writes Yu Yongding
Chinese learn to hide their wealth and look damn good in the process
A system of political patronage often forces scientists to choose between career advancement and real innovation
What record antitrust fines on Chinese liquor producers mean for companies operating in the mainland
Alberto Forchielli on how private equity must adapt to a China that is no longer the workshop of the world
Maritime industry players have firmly fixed their eyes on China’s economy to help steer the industry out of the current troubled waters, writes maritime analyst Nazery Khalid
While Chinese remain more optimistic than most people around the world, opinions have soured toward other countries, says Bruce Stokes of Pew
Chinese companies have much to learn from successful UK businesses about strategic transformation, writes professor George Yip
Former White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley discusses leading a delegation to lure Chinese investment to Chicago
IMF economist Papa N’Diaye discusses the massive demographic shift to come in China
China’s next president faces unprecedented political challenges, writes Damien Ma of Eurasia Group
Chinese companies are starting to crack the innovation code, write Huw Andrews and Stephen Kemper of PwC
Contrary to popular belief, Chinese imports support US jobs, writes Terry Miller of the Heritage Foundation
Economist Yang Junfeng on land reform unlocking China’s economic potential
The foreign policy expert discusses the rise of Chinese nationalism
Carnegie Endowment’s Kevin Jianjun Tu on stepping up China’s climate goals
China is winning through intimidation, writes James McGregor
Paul French takes on KFC meatballs, fine Chinese wine and Dr Dre
Janet De Silva, dean of the Richard Ivey School of Business in Hong Kong, discusses China’s rapidly increasing need for talent in the service and management sectors
