EUROPEAN UNION
Skepticism over WTO Implementations　 11-27
European businesses are skeptical about China's ability and willingness to implement WTO obligations, but that doesn't shake their interest to expand investments in the country.
ECONOMY
Crawling Towards the Crash　 11-23
Chen Zhiwu of Yale University ties what he calls all of the indicators of a doomed economy to one common root source: a slow appreciation of the yuan.
MACRO POLICY
China's Monetary vs. Fiscal Policy　 11-22
The traditional rivalry between supporters of monetary and fiscal policy has reignited as anticipation of slower growth in China next year mounts.
MINING
They Came for Gold　 11-22
Invigorated by surging prices, China's prolific gold speculators are reluctant to lay down their tools despite the onset of winter.
LABOR
Stop Panicking Over Labor Law　 11-21
Guo Jun, a draftee, dismisses the business world's reaction to the new Labor Contract Law as excessively pessimistic and discusses the forthcoming supplementary details meant to clarify it.
MONEY LAUNDERING
Scandal Hits State Owned Oil Giants　 11-21
State-owned oil companies claim their entanglement in a Shenzhen-based money laundering network was passive. But will the courts accept ignorance as a legitimate plea?
LABOR
Deciphering the Labor Contract Law　 11-20
The new Labor Contract Law has magnified a long standing tug-of-war between employees and employers.
TAXES
Setting the Bar Too High, Too Fast　 11-19
China's new income returns filing process is the latest blunder in a tax system that fails to build towards the ever-championed "harmonious society".
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