EDITORIAL

• Editorial: To Improve China’s Business Environment, Access to Government Information Must Be Widened

FINANCE

• Pig Farmer That Paid Creditors in Pork Now at Risk of Delisting
• China Reaffirms Prudent Monetary Policy, Support for Small Firms
• P2P Online Lenders Rush to Raise Registered Capital Above As-Yet Unannounced Threshold
• Goldman Sachs Settles Breach-of-Rules Case for $22.3 Million
• Utility Bills Challenge Central Bank Efforts to Revamp Credit Reporting System

ECONOMY

• China’s Property Market Picks Up Amid Easing Measures
• Central Bank Chief Says China Will Guard Against Belt and Road Debt Risks
• Central Bank Offers Cash Injection After Dismissing Talk of Reserve Cut
• Cost of China’s Favorite Meat Set to Soar as Swine Fever Hits Supply
• China Shifting Focus From Further Economic Support to Structural Reforms, Analysts Say

BUSINESS & TECH

• Bike-Sharing Woes Put Skids on Suppliers’ Earnings
• Pinduoduo CEO Condemns E-Commerce’s ‘Forced Exclusivity’ Rule
• Electric-Vehicle Battery Giant's Profits Slip Despite Strong Revenue Growth
• In Depth: Why Outside Investors Aren't Energized by China's Power Grid
• Poor Planning Poses Threat to Some Belt and Road Port Projects, Report Finds