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12.13.16China Stocks Drop as Insurers Face Crackdown
Wall Street Journal
China’s top securities regulator has accused some big insurers of behaving like ‘barbarians’
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07.31.15China Shares Suffer Worst Month in Nearly Six Years
Wall Street Journal
Shaken confidence in Beijing’s role in market led to wild swings in recent days.
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07.20.15How Beijing Intervened to Save China’s Stocks
Top executives from 21 securities firms spent the morning of Saturday July 4 pinned to government office chairs while the future of China’s stock markets hung in the balance.They’d been summoned on a day off to the Beijing office of the China...
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07.07.15China Stocks Fall in Defiance of Beijing’s Support Efforts
Financial Times
Another 173 firms listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen announced trading suspensions after the market closed on Tuesday, bringing the total to around 940.
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06.23.15Alibaba is Selling US E-Commerce Site 11 Main Just a Year After it Opened
Quartz
Alibaba’s been more tentative in the U.S. than it has in China, because it is a latecomer in a mature market.
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05.04.15Buffett Bullish on China
Global Times
Warren Buffett predicts a two-to-three-year boom in Mainland markets.
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04.17.15China Raises Red Flag on Its Stock Markets
Wall Street Journal
Regulator warns investors not to borrow money or sell property to buy shares.
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04.14.15China’s Booming Stockmarket — The Bubble Question
Economist
Whereas China’s growth has drifted steadily lower, its share indices have doubled in value.
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10.21.14Revision of Securities Law Is Chance to Liberalize Market
China's securities law is to undergo a comprehensive revision almost a decade after the last major overhaul. Public consultation is due to start in the first half of next year, following recent comments from officials, scholars, and market...
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05.20.13Errors of Aggression Catch up with Underwriter
Ping An Securities Co. has been slapped with a fine by the securities regulator and will lose its stock underwriting license for three months because of its sloppy work in underwriting the initial public offering of a company that turned out to be a...