Caixin Explains: Why Newly Listed Chinese Stocks Fall Below Their IPO Prices
Shares of 62 of the 107 companies that went public on the Chinese mainland this year as of April 20 were trading below their offer prices that day
Hong Kong Money Man Calvin Choi Faces Two-Year Industry Ban for Misconduct
An investigation by the city’s securities regulator determined that the former UBS banker had broken rules on disclosure and conflicts of interest
# Cover Story #Cover Story: Balancing China’s Development With Need for Food Production
Government aims to harness market forces in managing the trading of land-use rights between urban and farming areas
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Editorial: How to Break Through in Market-Based Reform of Production Factors
In Depth: Chinese Consumer Startups Find Taking On Global Titans Is No Easy Task
Investors are becoming more cautious as revenue growth falters, profits remain elusive and international leaders rise to the competition
Tencent, NetEase Miss Out in China’s New Game Approvals
Regulators clear 60 online games in this year’s second batch of authorizations, spurring optimism that authorities will allow more new releases
China’s Services Activity Shrinks a Little Less Severely, Caixin PMI Shows
The independent gauge for operating conditions in the sector rose to 41.4 in May, up from the previous month’s reading of 36.2
Five Things to Know About China’s Plans for Regular Mass Covid Testing
Why is the country taking on this burden, how much will it cost and what barriers are there to success?
The Potential Trillion-Yuan Cost of Regular Covid Testing
Testing 505 million people in China every two days could take a 1.45 trillion yuan bite out of the government’s general budget every year, some analysts estimate
Didi Shares Surge on Sign Beijing Is Easing Up on Tech
The Chinese ride-hailing giant’s stock leapt by half their value in premarket trading before paring gains to close 24% higher in New York
Editorial: What Kind of Fiscal Intervention Does China Need to Stabilize the Economy?
Policymakers should carefully analyze the current economic situation before coming up with a targeted and appropriate policy
In Depth: College Student Depression Hides Anxieties About Jobs and Covid
Virus control measures and uncertain opportunities increase mental health burdens of those studying at universities in China
Some Chinese Colleges Won’t Let Students Graduate Without Proof of Employment
Some students have resorted to submitting phony contracts to satisfy universities keen on maintaining high job placement rates for graduates
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Chart of the Day: China’s Record-Breaking Unemployment Rates Amid Covid Lockdowns
Archive Interview: Lee Hsien Loong on What Singapore Can – and Can’t – Teach China
In 2014, the Singaporean prime minister discussed a wide range of topics ranging from how to maintain Singaporean economic competitiveness to how the city-state positions itself in the regional and international geopolitical landscape
Finance Big Shot Faces Two-Year Industry Ban
Hong Kong securities regulator seeks to punishes Calvin Choi
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