EDITORIAL

• Editorial: China Must Start Treating Root Causes of Property Woes

FINANCE

• China Asks Bad-Debt Managers to Help Address P2P Risks
• Foreigners Get Green Light to Trade Stocks on Chinese Bourses
• Surprise Default in Xinjiang Raises New Debt Fears
• Regulators' Pledge to Help P2P Investors Comes With Warning
• China Regulator to Banks: Lend More, Please

ECONOMY

• Local Governments Warn High Home Prices Are Stifling Consumption
• As Growth Flags, Beijing Tells Local Officials to Speed Up Bond Sales
• Popular Loophole Starts to Close for Debt-Riddled Local Governments
• Update: Tightening Credit Puts Squeeze on Infrastructure Growth
• Chart: Commerce Ministry's Revolving Door With Business

BUSINESS & TECH

• Didi Moves Ahead in Self-Driving Auto Race
• Update: 'First Fully Homegrown' Browser Outed as Based on Google's Chrome
• China Techs Take Beating After Tencent Profit Shrinks
• Chinese Owner of U.K.'s Storied House of Fraser Sees Foundations Crumble
• Shanghai Gives Listed Firms One Less Excuse for Abusive Trading Halts