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China Economic Reform Archives

Nov28	The Goldman takes on IMF Yuan Yao November 28, 2006 Know More: China Economic Reform, China Economic Reform 2.0, China Economic Reform According to the International Monetary Fund’s estimates, more than 75% of China’s industries are currently overcapacity, and that fixed asset investments in key sectors such as steel, automobiles, cement, aluminum, and real estate, have been experiencing overinvestment accounting for 40-50%... Posted at 10:15 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Nov28	The Goldman takes on IMF Yuan Yao November 28, 2006 According to the International Monetary Fund’s estimates, more than 75% of China’s industries are currently overcapacity, and that fixed asset investments in key sectors such as steel, automobiles, cement, aluminum, and real estate, have been experiencing overinvestment accounting for 40-50%... Continue Reading Posted at 10:15 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Nov24	China’s Leading Firms are for Sale Yuan Yao November 24, 2006 Xugong, a leading Chinese construction machinery manufacturer, sold its 50 percent stake to Carlyle Group, a private equity firm from the United States. The deal was approved by the Xuzhou city government this month.The Carlyle deal has sparked off a... Continue Reading Posted at 10:21 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Nov 6	Uganda’s Dream Yuan Yao November 6, 2006 Uganda was one of the delegates from nearly fifty African nations that attended the Beijing summit in China. Museveni, the President of Uganda, called for more investments in his country. He said that Uganda was an ideal place to do... Continue Reading Posted at 9:28 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Nov 3	Banker Becomes Prisoner Yuan Yao November 3, 2006 Last Friday, Zhang Enzhao, the former chairman of China Construction Bank, was sentenced for 15 years of prison in Beijing. His lawyer said Zhang faced 19 counts of taking cash and property in exchange for assisting firms to obtain loans... Continue Reading Posted at 9:48 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct26	China’s Statistic Chief is Gone Yuan Yao October 26, 2006 Mr. Qiu Xiaohua, the head of China’s National Statistics Bureau, was dismissed from his current post and was put under house arrest by investigators last week. Qiu was charged for being involved in the Shanghai's pension fund corruption case that... Continue Reading Posted at 10:16 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
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