Saturday, 31 October 2009

China’s Water Needs Create Opportunities

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The Qinghe Wastewater Plant in Beijing. China’s water shortage, especially in the northern part of the country, is driving a need for wastew...
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A diplomatic victory for China

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As tensions in the South China Sea rise, Beijing appears to have scored a quiet diplomatic victory by ensuring the Asean grouping is unlikel...
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Police will jail every gang boss in the country, top officer promises

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Law enforcement agencies across the country would launch all-out raids on triads, dismantle their strongholds and put every gang boss into p...
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Nasdaq-style board opens with a bang

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All 28 firms on ChiNext in Shenzhen close way above IPO prices ChiNext, which opened yesterday, is expected to give small- and medium-sized ...
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Analysts unfazed by stock market sell down

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Share price corrections are normal in bull markets, they say
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China’s crime-buster gets a second wind

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Once front-runner for presidency, Bo Xilai wins praise for anti-triad drive
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Friday, 30 October 2009

Chinese culture a hard sell

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New plan to rejuvenate culture industry doesn’t tackle tight govt control
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Decentralised offices in Shanghai may cut costs by up to 50pc

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Corporate tenants in Shanghai could save up to 50 per cent of their occupancy costs next year if they were to move to grade A offices in the...
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Behind Lujiazui building boom is a promising future

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New office towers continue to mushroom from construction sites all over Shanghai’s Lujiazui financial district and to the casual observer it...
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Thursday, 29 October 2009

China’s $treet fashion

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How two U.S. entrepreneurs are selling Chinese fashion to the post-Tiananmen generation.
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This Pullback is Buy Opportunity – Not Correction: Strategists

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Bold said there’s still $4 trillion on the sidelines and there’s still “a lot of opportunity” going forward. “Every time the market goes dow...
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Aussie case puts heat on directors

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The name Centro Properties would probably not be readily recognisable to most readers, regulators and company directors here but if the Aust...
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Galleon wiretap rattles hedge fund industry

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First came the biggest bear market since the 1930s, then Bernard Madoff’s US$65 billion Ponzi scheme and the threat of increased regulation....
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S-chips pay attention to lure of Taiwan

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After reports that some Singapore-listed Chinese companies or S-chips were seeking secondary listings in Hong Kong and the United States, it...
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Dual-listings can be a double-edged sword

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They can unlock value in some cases, but can add to costs and regulatory hassles
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China Needs ‘Unexpected’ One-Off Yuan Appreciation

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China should allow an immediate one- off appreciation in the yuan’s value and widen the currency’s trading band to stem inflows of speculati...
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Central Banks, Arsonists and Playing with Fire - Andy Xie

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Money supply growth has sparked an asset market boom that supports the economy, not the other way around. Don’t get burned.
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Raffles, MM Lee and the rule of law

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Mr. Lee’s stamp is clear, but he knew what rule of law entailed, says CJ
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CJ on judicial independence and judicial review

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Addressing an often-raised accusation of executive interference in the judiciary here, he told his audience of lawyers: ‘It is not an oath t...
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Taiwan’s TDR push in Singapore gathers pace

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Interest in Taiwan as a secondary listing venue is rising among Chinese companies listed in Singapore and Hong Kong as China-concept stocks ...
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