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Commuters in the Pudong Business Area of Shanghai as Plenum Concludes
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China’s Government Is Letting a Wave of Bond Defaults Just Happen

Investors have long assumed the state would step in and help many companies, but that’s no longer a safe bet.

China Takes Aim at Murky Restructuring Process for Bond Defaults
The Corporate Bond Market’s $100 Billion Buyer Is Here to Stay
China Plans New Push to Revamp State Firms Starting Next Year

Opinion

Nisha Gopalan

China M&A Bankers Face Another Grim Year

Growing protectionism and Beijing’s campaign to control debt will keep a lid on overseas purchases in 2020.

Tim Culpan

Sharp's Japan Play Doesn't Bode Well for Wisconsin

The U.S. state increasingly looks like being squeezed out by Foxconn adding capacity elsewhere.

Noah Feldman

Impeachment Was 2019’s Wildest Roller Coaster Ride

Just when you thought we’d coasted to a stop, events took another crazy turn.

Justin Fox

We Wish to Be Entertained, in Person

While media employment stagnates, more and more jobs are being created in arts, entertainment and recreation. The pay isn’t great, though.

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