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A Third Sino-Japanese War?
September 19, 2010
For centuries, the relationship between China and Japan may be best described as tense to turbulent with two Sino-Japanese wars all within the last century or so. The accord between the two neighboring... Read More
category UK , USA , China , and 4 more.
from DailyMarkets.com
How Do I Invest in China Beaches?
September 17, 2010
An email that has been going around about China beaches ended up in my mailbox. Here are some of the pictures. It looks like McDonald's Corp. (MCD) has sponsored a lot of the umbrellas in the first... Read More
category mcd , CHINA
from Stockerblog - The Stock Market Blog
China Govt Concerned About LED Investments Burning Out
September 17, 2010
The Chinese government has created an environment for big growth in LED manufacturing, but according to officials from MIT they are now concerned that aggressive investment could overheat the... Read More
category cil , led investing , china intelligent lighting , and 2 more.
from Green Stocks Central
Can The U.S. Afford To Call China A Currency Manipulator?
September 17, 2010
It seems like every six months the debate over China’s currency, the yuan, reaches a fevered pitch: The Washington bureaucrats threaten to label China a “currency manipulator” and Beijing threatens to... Read More
category External Research , Contributor , Eurozone , and 5 more.
from DailyMarkets.com
What’s In a Name: Can the U.S. Afford to Call China a Currency Manipulator?
September 17, 2010
It seems like every six months the debate over China's currency, the yuan, reaches a fevered pitch: The Washington bureaucrats threaten to label China a "currency manipulator" and Beijing threatens to... Read More
category China , China Investments
from Money Morning
Hsu’s “The Next New Oriental Education”
September 16, 2010
Investors who got in early on some of Robert Hsu’s other picks in the Chinese for-profit education sector could easily have done quite well (though whether that’s a result of Hsu’s prescience or... Read More
category Robert Hsu , new oriental education , Ambow , and 4 more.
from Stock Gumshoe
China’s Wine Thirst Turns Up The Heat On Bordeaux Futures
September 16, 2010
Booming demand from emerging economies–especially China– in addition to near-perfect weather in western France, is sending prices of Bordeaux soaring 28% within a one-month time. WSJ reported that... Read More
category Australia , Eurozone , USA , and 4 more.
from DailyMarkets.com
Alibaba, Baidu Leveraging China’s Online Momentum
September 15, 2010
category google , baidu , chinese search , and 4 more.
from Sramana Mitra
China's Sputtering Engine: July 2010
September 14, 2010
Looking at the latest release of the OECD economic indicators for China, it appears that the massive jump in economic activity seen since the panicky period of late 2008 has drawing to a close. China’s... Read More
category economy , china
from Paper Economy - A US Real Estate Bubble Blog
Day One at Summer Davos: It’s all about the Soft Power
September 14, 2010
“Summer Davos” is the World Economic Forum’s four-year old conference in China, titled “The Annual Meeting of the New Champions.” It’s all about the economic challenges and opportunities emerging... Read More
category TC , featured , japan , and 3 more.
from TechCrunch
China Booms As Farmers Get Access To Credit
September 13, 2010
The second stage to the booming Chinese economy is about to begin. And many of the country’s farmers, with little more than shacks and eight kids to feed are going to be the driving force behind it. No... Read More
category UK , Eurozone , USA , and 4 more.
from DailyMarkets.com
China’s Economic Outlook For August
September 13, 2010
In this report we look at the rise in inflation in the economy of China, followed by continued monitoring of the rise in consumer spending and domestic demand. Then we review the potential rebound in... Read More
category Eurozone , Canada , USA , and 4 more.
from DailyMarkets.com
Bartz in a China Shop: Has Yahoo’s CEO Wrecked the Valley’s Most Valuable Chinese Relationship?
September 12, 2010
The Chinese aren't exactly prone to emotional outbursts in front of Western reporters. In China, if you insult a business partner in the press, there's likely a calculating reason behind it. Witness... Read More
category TC , featured , Carol Bartz , and 4 more.
from TechCrunch
China’s Trade Surplus Weakens The Argument That China Cannot Cope With Yuan Appreciation
September 12, 2010
China in August posted its third straight trade surplus of more than $20 billion, putting friction with the United States over the nation’s currency back in the spotlight. Exports rose 34.4% in August... Read More
category Canada , C , USA , and 4 more.
from DailyMarkets.com
China Trade Surplus Reignites Tensions Over the Yuan
September 11, 2010
China in August posted its third straight trade surplus of more than $20 billion, putting friction with the United States over the nation's currency back in the spotlight. Exports rose 34.4% in August... Read More
category Top News , Global Markets , Global Investing , and 2 more.
from Money Morning
Outsourcing: Jean Cholka, President and CEO Of Freeborders (Part 7)
September 09, 2010
By guest author Tony Scott China versus India in the Outsourcing World Tony: You have worked with Indian outsourcers and now in China. Are there any differences in what people are doing in China? Jean:... Read More
category outsourcing , jean cholka , freeborders , and 5 more.
from Sramana Mitra
China Ousts U.S. as Most Attractive Market for Renewable Energy Investing
September 09, 2010
China for the first time has overtaken the United States as the most attractive country for renewable energy investment, according to a quarterly index ranking released yesterday (Wednesday) by... Read More
category China , Energy
from Money Morning
Is Google’s Mobile Loss in China Kai-fu Lee’s Gain?
September 08, 2010
Former head of Google China, Kai-fu Lee, insists— insists —that he is not happy that Google imploded its business in China. “Seeing the work that I put in, how could I be happy to see that?” he says.... Read More
category TC , google , featured , and 3 more.
from TechCrunch
Outsourcing: Jean Cholka, President Of Freeborders (Part 2)
September 02, 2010
By guest author Tony Scott Labor Arbitrage or Value-Added Services? Tony: Let’s talk about labor arbitrage and the drive to outsource, because that’s one of the big questions around outsourcing in... Read More
category outsourcing , jean cholka , freeborders , and 6 more.
from Sramana Mitra
Peter Schiff Proposes Another High-Tech High-Yielder
September 02, 2010
I wrote about one of Peter Schiff’s teaser picks a few weeks ago, and today I’m finally following up to cover the other one. For those who don’t know Schiff’s work, he runs a brokerage firm that... Read More
category Euro Pacific Capital , Peter Schiff , China , and 2 more.
from Stock Gumshoe
China's Sputtering Engine: June 2010
August 31, 2010
Looking at the latest release of the OECD economic indicators for China, it appears that the massive jump in economic activity seen since the panicky period of late 2008 is drawing to a close. China’s... Read More
category economy , china
from Paper Economy - A US Real Estate Bubble Blog
Multinationals Facing a Challenging Scenario
August 30, 2010
Guest Post by Oxford Analytica. Multinational corporations (MNCs) are facing an increasingly competitive landscape. An uncertain economic outlook, as well as cultural and regulatory differences,... Read More
category multinationals , developing countries , corporations , and 6 more.
from Research Recap
China Traffic Jam Just a Brief Bottleneck on the Road to Growth
August 26, 2010
Besides recently being crowned the world's second-largest economy, China now has the dubious distinction of spawning the world's longest traffic jam. And it's all directly attributable to China's... Read More
category China
from Money Morning
markets looking grim
August 24, 2010
>    >   (email exchange) >    >   On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 8:32 AM, Seth wrote: >    >   stocks look bad >   looks like another panic >    It doesn’t look good technically. Must be coming out of europe... Read More
category Political , Employment , CBs , and 6 more.
from Center of the Universe
Looking Long Into China-Biotics
August 24, 2010
By Eric Jackson RealMoney Contributor 8/23/2010 5:12 PM EDT Click here for more stories by Eric Jackson Although its price has come down since the spring (along with many other Chinese names),... Read More
category Probiotics , China/Biotics , China , and 1 more.
from Breakout Performance
Potash Corporation rejects Australian BHP BILLITON’S Hostile Bid, Next- China’s Sinochem Brazil’s Vale
August 23, 2010
In a statement issued on Monday, Potash Corp said its Board of Directors, after careful consideration with the assistance of its independent financial and legal advisors, voted unanimously to reject... Read More
category independent financial and legal advisors , BHP Billiton PLC , Broken Hill , and 19 more.
from CEOWORLD Magazine
Three Ways to Profit as China Causes Gold Prices to Spike
August 21, 2010
China's growing importance in the world economy is about to have ramifications for the entire commodities market. Specifically, for Gold. Find out why China will push gold prices through the roof - and... Read More
category Central Banks , Gold Prices , Gold Investing , and 5 more.
from Money Morning
The Biggest (And Getting Bigger) City You’ve Never Heard Of
August 19, 2010
Deep inside China, the city of Chongqing is growing so fast that maps are out of date the moment they’re printed. Even for a country busting at the seams with development, Chongqing is exceptional—it’s... Read More
category Latest , Wall Street , China , and 1 more.
from Wall Street Pit
Cracks Emerging in China’s Economy
August 19, 2010
Business Monitor International sees signs of cracks in China’s economy in this complimentary download courtesy of BMI and the Alacra Store. In addition to a detailed short-term economic and political... Read More
category Economic Research , metals , complimentary research , and 4 more.
from Research Recap
China Dumps the Dollar as Yields Sink
August 19, 2010
China cut its holdings of Treasury notes and bonds by the most ever in June, instead favoring the debt of Europe, Japan and Korea. The move has fueled speculation that plummeting U.S. yields are... Read More
category Dollar , China
from Money Morning
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