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This requirement is put to the ultimate test in the distressed industry, where large portfolios of non-performing loans are sold, and buyers won’t attribute value to them unless they are legally enforceable.
When China opened to foreign investments in the early 1980s, the legal system was largely a blank slate, as few...</description>
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      <description>Even before President Xi Jinping took over, there was vigorous domestic and international agreement that something drastic needed to be done about China's corruption problem. His predecessor Hu Jintao warned in 2012 that it "could prove fatal to the party". Outside of China, pessimists pointed to corruption as a harbinger of the system's ultimate doom.
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      <description>The investment community has long awaited the growing wave of direct investment by China into the United States. Now, finally, despite continuing challenges, the US is swimming in Chinese capital. The Rhodium Group calculates that total Chinese direct investment in the US last year was US$6.5 billion, the highest ever, and the first half of this year has already seen US$4.7 billion of investment.
Nevertheless, there is a lot of room to grow - the Ministry of Commerce estimates that Chinese...</description>
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This Great Firewall of China will not last forever and is already porous. But as long as it stands, it will hold back full integration of the global internet market and will hurt innovation in China. With the...</description>
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