SOEs

Ottawa is taking steps to protect and develop its critical minerals supply chain by cracking down on foreign governments’ investment

The recent rally in coal prices hasn’t reversed the fortunes of major Chinese coal producers. Analysts expect more bond defaults in 2017.

In the third essay in a four-part series, the author examines how Chinese-style privatization works

China wishes to merge and consolidate its state-owned enterprises to save jobs, but it may not be enough.

National security concerns and reports of internal corruption and employer abuse are set to rattle two Chinese state-owned enterprises bids for Ausgrid.

An economist argues that China’s state-run companies will never innovate because lack the discipline of a hard budget, a competitive market, a long-term vision, and interference from political actors.

Ottawa is taking steps to protect and develop its critical minerals supply chain by cracking down on foreign governments’ investment

The recent rally in coal prices hasn’t reversed the fortunes of major Chinese coal producers. Analysts expect more bond defaults in 2017.

In the third essay in a four-part series, the author examines how Chinese-style privatization works

China wishes to merge and consolidate its state-owned enterprises to save jobs, but it may not be enough.

National security concerns and reports of internal corruption and employer abuse are set to rattle two Chinese state-owned enterprises bids for Ausgrid.

An economist argues that China’s state-run companies will never innovate because lack the discipline of a hard budget, a competitive market, a long-term vision, and interference from political actors.