Jun 10, 2019 09:05 AM- Laura Cha: Greater Diversity Makes Corporate Boards Stronger
- HKEx Chair says regulator has been setting mandatory corporate governance rules for listed companies to improve businesses
Jun 08, 2019 14:30 PM- Chan: Balancing Fintech Innovation and Financial Security in Hong Kong
- City remains a pioneer in finance, but that role requires regulators to be ready to tackle unexpected challenges
Jun 05, 2019 15:29 PM- Posen: Trump’s Tariffs Are a Wake-Up Call for Global Markets
- U.S. president is feared to be weaponizing tariffs to meet his political goals, undermining his own trade negotiations with China and Mexico
Jun 04, 2019 19:54 PM- Opinion: Will Trade War Push Yuan to ‘Break 7’?
- China may have a higher tolerance for yuan depreciation, but only a significant rise in unemployment would provide the basis for a continuous slide
Jun 04, 2019 17:43 PM- Opinion: China Could Weather Trade War Shock Better Than U.S.
- Trade war may remain confined to China and the U.S., but could drag longer than expected
Jun 04, 2019 14:33 PM- Editorial: To Merge China’s Two Interest Rate Tracks, What’s Left to Do?
- How can we form an interest rate that truly reflects market supply and demand, and how can this price signal effectively guide the behavior of market participants?
May 30, 2019 17:39 PM- Opinion: Belt and Road May Be a Trap, But for China Itself
- Borrower countries of the immense infrastructure construction program will likely keep asking for debt forgiveness and write-offs. And the costs will ultimately be borne by Chinese savers
May 28, 2019 11:00 AM- Editorial: China Must Overcome Global Challenges With Openness, Not Populism
- Chinese companies should embrace the spirit of international cooperation described by Huawei CEO
May 22, 2019 18:55 PM- Opinion: Chinese Businesses Will Endure As Trade War Rages On
- Many Chinese companies have already accounted for the impact of the trade war and adapted their businesses
May 21, 2019 21:48 PM- Opinion: China Should Stay Steady on the Yuan
- Policymakers should not allow the currency to depreciate beyond 7 to the U.S. dollar, nor allow a spike in appreciation
May 21, 2019 17:05 PM- Editorial: Recognizing the Strengths and Weaknesses of China’s Existing Policy Toolbox
- Macroeconomic regulation and control should avoid the use of extreme policies unless there is an unfavorable situation that exceeds expectations
May 15, 2019 20:22 PM- Opinion: Jack Ma’s ‘669’ Sex Joke Reinforces Tech’s Culture of Gender Harassment
- Alibaba founder’s sexual allusions help create an environment that fosters gender segregation and oppression that has become all too normal at Chinese internet firms
May 14, 2019 15:50 PM- Editorial: Rule of Law Must Be Applied to Government Investment Sooner Rather Than Later
- China’s recent regulations are one step in long process
May 08, 2019 17:06 PM- Ken Fisher: Why America’s Recession Red Flag Is Good News for China Stocks
- Pundits warn that an inverted yield curve in U.S. predicts coming economic problems. Not this time
May 07, 2019 18:18 PM- Editorial: To Achieve SOE Reform, Government Must Step Back and Empower Companies
- China’s ‘state capital representatives,’ including SASAC, need to change the way they play their supervisory role
May 05, 2019 20:54 PM- Opinion: The Lessons From Mobike and Amazon’s Failures Overseas
- A clear, well-thought out strategy and trust in local hires are needed to earn long-term success
May 02, 2019 17:35 PM- Opinion: Take It From Silicon Valley — 996 Work Culture Crushes Creativity
- Overwork kills creative thinking, writes Vivi Lin, and that's the only thing that will save China’s tech companies
Apr 30, 2019 16:20 PM- Yu Yongding: China Can Afford to Target Higher Growth, If It Doesn't Hurt Structural Reform
- To make up for declining real estate investment and weakening exports, China must maintain infrastructure investment
Apr 30, 2019 15:27 PM- Editorial: Anti-Corruption in Finance Goes Hand-in-Hand With Market Development
- The fundamental purpose of anti-corruption in finance is not to fight against ‘tigers and flies’ but to create institutional guarantees for the healthy development of the financial market
Apr 29, 2019 17:23 PM- U.S. Ambassador: Like Sports? Intellectual Property Protection Allows Them to Thrive
- IPR makes it possible to bring the intensity of sports to people around the globe and creates millions of manufacturing and service jobs
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