Jul 19, 2019 19:39 PM- Opinion: Personal Bankruptcy Doesn’t Mean Everyone Will Be Able to Ditch Their Debts
- Personal bankruptcy doesn’t allow individuals to avoid repaying creditors, but rather allows them some breathing room until they can get their finances in order
Jul 16, 2019 20:19 PM- Ling Huawei: China Needs a Way to Ensure Financial Regulators Can Be Held Accountable
- As financial bailout funds are established, it’s important to ensure they aren’t used to cover up regulatory failures
Jul 12, 2019 16:21 PM- Opinion: China Could Be Banking on Trump Wrecking the U.S. Economy
- Nation’s wait-and-see strategy could be premised on domestic discontent forcing Trump to back off of China in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election
Jul 11, 2019 19:46 PM- Opinion: Baoshang Takeover Marks Sea Change in China’s Wealth Management Industry
- With the end of the implicit guarantee investors will become the major bearers of risk. Banks will have to adjust
Jul 10, 2019 16:00 PM- Opinion: China’s Choices on Services Liberalization Could Unlock $37 Trillion — or Squander It
- New analysis models the economic value at risk by 2040 if nation fails to liberalize services sector and ensure greater financial globalization
Jul 09, 2019 15:34 PM- Opinion: Facebook’s Libra Needs Central Bank Supervision
- Digital currency needs regulation, international cooperation, PBOC official says
Jul 05, 2019 21:27 PM- Ling Huawei: Regulators Shouldn’t Do a U-Turn on ‘Backdoor Listings’
- Reversing ChiNext’s prohibition will only encourage more speculative buying of companies with miserable businesses
Jul 03, 2019 16:19 PM- Opinion: In Praise of Demographic Decline
- Automation has turned conventional economic wisdom on its head — there is greater prosperity in fewer numbers
Jul 02, 2019 15:57 PM- Opinion: Facebook’s Libra Must Be Stopped
- If there were ever a run on a cryptocurrency, central banks would be obliged to step in to offer support. That could put entire countries at risk
Jul 02, 2019 15:53 PM- Opinion: A Future Without Currency Wars?
- New technology, like that used by Facebook’s Libra digital coin, could mean a global monetary system free of disruptions of economic nationalism
Jun 27, 2019 17:10 PM- Ken Fisher: ‘Tech Cold War’ Offers a Golden Opportunity to Buy Cheap Shares
- The U.S.’ Huawei ban has taken a toll on Chinese stocks, but a likely reversal by Trump will send shares soaring
Jun 27, 2019 15:46 PM- Opinion: Partnering With China Can Help Transform Africa’s Agriculture
- China can offer lessons aplenty as it traced a similar agricultural trajectory to Africa’s, writes former Rwandan agriculture minister
Jun 26, 2019 18:45 PM- Wang Jun: A Legend of His Time
- Former head of state financial conglomerate remembers Citic's deceased ex-chairman as an iconic figure in China's business world
Jun 25, 2019 14:52 PM- Opinion: Economic Expansions Don’t Die of Old Age
- There is no reason to think that U.S.’ uninterrupted growth since 2008 won’t continue
Jun 24, 2019 16:40 PM- Chad Bown: Trump Has Gotten China to Lower Its Tariffs — Toward Everyone Else
- China has reduced tariffs on products imported from countries other than the U.S. to an average of only 6.7%
Jun 22, 2019 10:05 AM- The Hidden Gems of China’s ‘Dalifornia’
- The idyllic city has become a tourist hotspot in recent years, but Dali local and travel columnist Zhang Mei knows the spots the crowds don’t
Jun 21, 2019 19:38 PM- Opinion: Baoshang Bank Takeover Exposes Funding Conundrum of Small Banks
- Collapse of lender reflects not only a shocking lack of internal controls, but also the high cost of capital that forces smaller banks to chase risky assets
Jun 21, 2019 17:20 PM- Zhang Jun: U.S. Has Overplayed Its Hand on Trade
- The Trump administration seems convinced that China is negotiating with a particularly weak hand, owing to the risk of a hard landing for its economy. That is not the case
Jun 20, 2019 16:18 PM- Opinion: China and India, Reluctant Partners
- World’s two most populous nations should form a strategic and cultural partnership rather than being weakened by mutual antagonism
Jun 20, 2019 14:42 PM- Jim O’Neil: Economic Lessons From Everest
- Overcrowding on the peak shares similarities with the broken market for antibiotics. Better regulation and clever policymaker could help with both problems
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