Chinese Business
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If Chinese property giant Evergrande survives, its executives will face a fate worse than debt
If the country bails out the firm, it will signal that greed, irresponsibility and moral hazard have no consequences.
Richard Holden, The Conversation
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Record antitrust fine against Alibaba shows Big Tech’s dream run in China is over
In the year of Chinese Communist Party’s 100th anniversary, it would be expedient for tech companies to toe the party line.
Michael Keane, The Conversation
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China suspends $35 billion market listing of Jack Ma’s Ant Group, the largest ever
The Shanghai stock exchange suspended the listing after Ma and his executives were called in for “supervisory interviews”.
Scroll Staff
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‘The match between a translator and a writer is alchemical. It’s like being married’: Anton Hur
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In Delhi, space for dissent shrinks as police pressure venues hosting civil society events
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Transformation of the goddess and clay: Naveen Kishore’s photos capture hues of conflict
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Why a ‘fail-safe’ signalling system fails to prevent deadly train crashes
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China’s state-owned companies are using ‘red capital’ to wield political power in Hong Kong
Under this system, loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party is rewarded with career advancement.
Heidi Wang-Kaeding, The Conversation
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Alibaba.com aims to more than double user base in India
The Chinese e-commerce giant plans to bring five million businesses on board its wholesale trading platform.
Scroll Staff