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Shuli Ren
China Could Use a Libor-Rigging Scandal
You need to have a functioning market before you can manipulate it. Don’t worry about any funny business with the new loan prime rate.
The Editors
Italian Politics Meet European Rigidity
Italy’s governments are mostly to blame for the country’s problems — but the EU should tread carefully.
Andy Mukherjee
Singapore’s Homes Get an Anti-Aging Lift
By raising pension contributions, the city is putting more money in the pockets of older citizens. That could boost the housing market.
Adam Minter
The World Needs Chinese to Care About Climate Change
Surprisingly few say they’re concerned, which doesn’t bode well for China’s efforts to meet its Paris commitments.
Shira Ovide
A Self-Inflicted Recession Is a Bad Soap Opera
Even more dangerous than disrupted trade is the message U.S. actions send about wrecking global integration.
Hong Kong's Lam: 'We Will Start Immediately a Platform for Dialogue'
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam talks about the anti-government protests in the city. She speaks at a press briefing. (Source: Bloomberg)
Hong Kong Legislative Council Member Tien Discusses Protests
PBOC's New LPR Provides Mechanism for More Efficient Rate Move: Fidelity
China M&A Fell 18% in First Half, PwC Says
Noah Holdings’s CIO Remains Constructive on China’s A-Share Market
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