Editorial

EDITORIAL

Let Banks Practise Real Business Decision

The enthusiasm of Chinese banks in giving out loans is driven by both commercial and political considerations.

EO Editorial Board | 2009-05-26

EDITORIAL

A "Social Vaccine" against Influenza

By drawing on the resources of the community and approaching the epidemic in a calm fashion, China can develop a "social vaccine" against influenza.

EO Editorial Board | 2009-05-19

EDITORIAL

Stepping Out: RMB Goes Global

The RMB's internationalization won't happen overnight. What will be the nature of the currency's future role? And how will it will be able ascend to this prized position?

EO Editorial Board | 2009-05-11

EDITORIAL

Slipping Past the Anti-monopoly Law

A massive telecom merger last Fall has inexplicably slipped past anti-trust review, setting a dangerous precedent for state-owned firms as they speed-up restructuring efforts.

Editorial staff | 2009-05-04

EDITORIAL

A Shift is Needed, But Not Overnight

China needs to transition from being an export-driven economy to a consumption-driven one, but it cannot happen overnight. Getting through the crisis means finding a middle road.

Editorial Staff | 2009-04-13

EDITORIAL

China: No Longer Just a Quiet Listener

When Chinese leaders attend the G20 this week, don't expect them to sit quietly. New responsibilities in the world economy mean China will also demand a greater voice and a right to pursue its own agenda.

Editorial board | 2009-03-30

OPINION

What Are We Afraid of?

Though based on sound legal ground, the blocked Coca-Cola purchase of Huiyuan is worth extra scrutiny. Why is it in the public interest and under the spotlight?

EO Editorial Board | 2009-03-23