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CDT Money: Uneasy Status Quo?
In a week dominated by the political drama surrounding the dismissal of embattled Chongqing party secretary Bo Xilai, speculation continued over possible monetary easing despite mixed messages from officials as they seek to stave off a hard landing for China’s economy. A week after Premier Wen Jiabao opened the National People’s Congress by lowering China’s 2012 GDP growth target,March 18, 2012 6:23 PM
Investor Scheme Leads to Death Sentence
Wenzhou businesswoman Lin Haiyan was sentenced to death last week for illegal fundraising, highlighting China’s use
Official’s Death Fuels Concern for Shuanggui Detainees
The reported drowning of a Wenzhou official held in the Party’s internal disciplinary system has brought renewed at
April 15, 2013 2:38 PM
Toddler Death Shines Light on One-Child Enforcers
The death of a 13-month-old boy beneath an official’s car on Monday has brought renewed attention to enforcement of
February 6, 2013 11:10 PM
- Controversy Pursues Li Chengpeng Book Tour
- Electromagnetism Fears Spark Protests
- Chinternet Meme: River of Milk
- Businessman Hailed for Buying Imaginary Bank
- CDT Money: Tale of Two Economies
- Hubei High-Speed Rail Line Collapses
- Word of the Week: Believe It or Not, I Do
- Cyber Candles for Two Tragedies
- Word of the Week: WTF?!
- Is Winter Coming for China's Economy?
- Investigator Allegedly Blames Mismanagement f...
- A Glimpse into the Life of a Chinese Executio...
- Europe May Ease Human Rights Pressure on Chin...
- Swimming Naked in China
- Wenzhou's Wikileaks Chronicles Warning S...
- "White Knight" of World Economy Fac...
- Power Failure, Human Error Blamed for Shangha...
- Shanghai Metro Crash Injures More Than 200 [U...




