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Saturday, 10 October 2009

China’s Economy: 60 Years of Progress (Part IV)

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Comprehensive Reforms, 1994 to 2009. As reforms deepened, a battle between pro- and anti-reform factions became increasingly fierce.
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China’s Economy: 60 Years of Progress (Part III)

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Incremental Reform, 1979-’93. State and private sectors coexisted.
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One-child policy gives birth to a selfish generation

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Thirty years after the mainland began forbidding some families from having more than one child, in order to solve a dizzying population cris...
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Lawsuit Barrage Exposes Credit Swindling Secrets

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A businessman allegedly used bank credit, offshore companies and copper imports in a bogus financing scheme that soaked traders.
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Strategic mistrust at the core of US-China relations

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Suspicions about arms spending, containment fears underpin their ties
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Patriotic capitalist’s son demands restitution

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But almost all of the Kang family’s fortune was lost in the Communist Party’s nationalisation drive that targeted the “bourgeois” - mainly c...
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Searches rise for all the tea in China

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In a rebuff to the national drink of coffee, buyers in the United States have increased their online searches for Chinese tea to meet growin...
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Whose recovery is it anyway?

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Most Americans view the current recovery to be more statistical or technical than real
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One ad, but 500 apply for private bank job

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RBS Coutts Asia chief surprised by volatility in private banking market
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Remisier king Peter Lim wins defamation suit

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Billionaire investor Peter Lim has won a defamation suit against the main shareholders of Raffles Town Club (RTC), after the Court of Appeal...
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Thursday, 8 October 2009

Wynn debut may deal investors dud hand

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Investors going all-in on Wynn Macau’s pricey HK$12.6 billion initial share offering could be left holding a busted hand unless the casino o...
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SDP five cleared of illegal march

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Three leaders and two supporters of the opposition Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) were acquitted in court yesterday of the charge of takin...
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If merger boom is imminent, we have learned nothing

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Wondering what the next bubble might be? How about a merger boom? All the signs are that the global capital markets are gearing up for the n...
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Private banks yet to learn lessons from crisis: PwC

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Private banks in Asia have not learnt the lessons from last year’s financial crisis, risking an even worse performance if the same mistakes ...
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Smooth sailing or rough ride for CAC?

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China Auto Corporation (CAC) has spent the past few years caught between a rock and a hard place - several hard places, in fact.
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Wary Hong Kong gets ready for more IPOs

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Three more firms will list on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Thursday, but analysts warned that cooling economic optimism and overpricing h...
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Oil states deny secret talks on dollar

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Big oil-producing nations have denied a British newspaper report that Gulf Arab states were in secret talks with Russia, China, Japan and Fr...
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No sense in report of plot to engineer US dollar’s demise

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That’s not to say the US currency won’t be deposed one day. But it is a safe bet it won’t be replaced any time soon by anything resembling F...
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New listings face up to harsh realities

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More initial public offerings (IPO) are on their way to charm the stock market, but they may get the cold shoulder from investors if a recen...
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Hong Kong luxury home sales soar on mainland deals

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Hong Kong’s luxury home sales almost tripled in September from a month earlier, as mainland Chinese residents flocked to buy flats in the ci...
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