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China Economic Review Magazine (CER)
China Economic Review, May 2013
Published monthly since 1990, China Economic Review is the premier English-language China business magazine, offering unparalleled insight on China business news and information.
The Review is read by high-profile, high net-worth decision makers doing business with China, because it has developed a reputation for delivering authoritative, objective and respected commentary and analysis on China economic news and trends.
The premier China focused business magazine, offering China business analysis in rare detail. Subscribe to this independent and insightful magazine today with full online access
Sample Issue Coverage (May 2008)
Private Equity
Private equity investment: The real deal
Despite their gripes about deal size and scope, private equity investors still see China as a land of opportunity
PE investment about more than just money
Foreign private equity firms must offer something extra to secure deals in the competitive China market
A legal bind: Waiting to go local
Life could get better for foreign PE and VC funds operating in China
Tianjin: A PE breeding ground
Tianjin is a heavyweight in China's domestic private equity business
Check-up time: Taking a close look
Dealing with the risks of investing in high-growth companies
Kleiner comes to China
Tina Ju of KPCB on rising Chinese consumption and venture capital
CER Events
Leading Through Change
Leaders of tomorrow
What foreign firms must do to deliver the local management teams they need
The X factor: Jiaxing talks up its commercial edge
An up-and-coming "X-tier" city
SPECIAL REPORT
Southeast Asia
China trade boosts palm oil business
Palm oil from Malaysia and Indonesia is grabbing market share in China as demand for the versatile commodity rises
Raw materials: China feeds its need
Coal, rubber, and oil & gas
PERSPECTIVE
Ken DeWoskin
End of the affair?
Chinese firms may have lost out on financial sector investments overseas, but this won't dampen their interest
Beijing Calling
Diagnosis: critical
Underfunded and corrupt, China's healthcare system is in need of a cure
Dispatches
Ed Lane
Elephant in the room
Recent unrest in Tibet has placed the India-China relationship under renewed strain
REPORTS
Small ball
Major League Baseball steps up to the plate in China
Lines of communication
VOIP service providers are lining up to offer their services in a liberalizing telecom market
Finding middle ground: China's auto trade in the Middle East
Chinese carmakers are doing well in the Middle East, but is expansion happening too quickly?
Not a drop to drink
A monumental water diversion project could pose more questions than answers
Pouring a big one
Foreign players have developed a taste for China's national drink
COMMENTARY
Darfur anyone?
Other causes have been sidelined by Tibet's dominance of the news cycle
Seller's market
2008 may be the year that fund managers' egos are punctured
Niu Yue, Niu Yue
Peking vs. Beijing; Unused through-train equipment
REVIEW
Hot commodities
A commodity-hungry China goes shopping
RMB rising
The yuan dips below 7.0
Slowing growth
China's economic growth cools down
China Buzz
George W. Bush; Zhu Baoliang; Jack Cafferty; NZ Trade Minister Phil Goff
Fat Dragon
Empty stomachs, hot heads
Growing signs of a global food shortage are creating headaches for Beijing
Politics & Society
Torchured path
Troubles for the torch relay
Punditry
Still time to tap the China price
Jonathan Anderson, UBS; Minggao Shen and Ken Peng, Citigroup; Peter Choy and Kaven Tsang, Moody's
SPOTLIGHT
Netherlands
Niche banking
Why Dutch financial institutions punch above their weight in China
Going Dutch
Mark Arxhoek of KLM on the challenges Chinese airlines face as they look abroad
CULTURE
Book Review
China Into The Future: Making Sense of the World's Most Dynamic Economy
Forward looking
A collection of essays on the future of China contains few Chinese voices
Travels to the West
Valleys in bloom
Graham Earnshaw walks from Shanghai to Tibet when he has the time, always starting from the last place he stopped. This month we find him east of the river town of Wushan in Chongqing municipality
MARKETS
Red Dragon Fund
Beware the speculators
Mutual funds are chasing short-term speculative gains. It is retail investors who pay the price
FOCUS
Guest Word
Joe Clark
Learning curve
Joe Clark of MLS shares his experiences of Shanghai's office property market
Michael Stacy
Lease lesson
CB Richard Ellis's Michael Stacy says a well thought-out office lease can save future headaches
Report
Uncertain times
Recent macro volatility and regulatory controls have left commercial property investors unsure of what's to come
New space, new face
Beijing's office building frenzy has companies looking beyond its central business district
Clashes of convenience
Competition among serviced office providers means lower costs and new services for tenants
Office ‘green-prints'
Tenants and developers are both finding advantages in environment-friendly workplaces
Q&A
Christian Sommer
At the center
The German Centre's CEO Christian Sommer says his office space is being rented by an ever-diversifying tenant pool
News briefs
Office property news
Beijing boom; E-house tops; Lujiazui delays; OASIS in Shanghai
CO-PUBLISHED ARTICLE
Guangzhou R&F
Mother of pearl
Guangzhou has ambitious plans to build a brand new business hub
CO-PUBLISHED ARTICLE
Beijing United Family Hospital
United against pain
Beijing's first international standard hospital has an innovative approach to treating a common office affliction
River House
Rising river
Hines's latest property is raising the bar for real estate in Shanghai
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