A Complete Victory?

While continuing to fight trade protectionism,Chinese companies must also enhance the competitiveness of their products The European Court of Justice(ECJ) on November 18 ruled in favor of Zhejiang-based shoe manufacturer Aokang against anti-dumping claims by the European Union(EU),ending a six-year long battle. Following the verdict,some in the media     

Frictions Over Renewable Energy

China and the United States struggle to cooperate in the pursuit of new energy Disputes between China and the United States over the renewable energy industry are intensifying. After the U.S. Department of Commerce launched anti-dumping and countervailing measures against Chinese photovoltaic (PV) energy products in May and wind power     

No Big Money Exit

正China is still the most attractive destination for foreign investment The international media is once again drawing attention to China's capital flight.In an October 22 article,The Wall Street Journal,using figures on trade and foreign exchange reserves issued by the National Bureau of Statistics,     

Herbal Tea Dispute

When Yao Bo went to work one morning,he didn’t expect to be stabbed in the face.At a hospital in Suzhou,Jiangsu Province,Yao(not his real name),a sales representative for Guangzhou Wanglaoji Pharmaceutical Co.     

Firm Hold

正Housing market control will not loosen in 2012 The runaway freight train that was China’s real estate market is showing signs of slowing.But this has not eased China’s top policymakers.At a State Council meeting held on January 31,Premier Wen Jiabao reiterated the government’s stance of consolidating measures to curb property speculation and bring about a     

Making a Better Capital Market

正A series of new measures aim to ensure fairness, maintain sound development and protect investors' interestsGuangxia (Yinchuan) Industrial Co.Ltd. is a company well passed its prime on the Shenzhen stock market.Most investors agree it should have been swept from the trading floor and delisted a decade ago.A trade suspension and reorganization is now headed by Ningxia Ningdong Railway,     

More Investment,More Woes?

正Critics worry dozens of approved urban rail projects are unfeasible The city of Shijiazhuang, a three-hour drive from Beijing, received some long-awaited news on September 5. The city, capital of north China’s Hebei Province, got the go-ahead to build its first     

Pushing Reform Forward

正Schools of thought weigh in on the country’s future By Lan Xinzhen After 30 years of reform and opening up,China’s economic aggregate has risen to the world's second largest-an incredible accomplishment given that it was once below 100th place.