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@torrHL Right, but trying to give larger lesson!3 hours agoA universal truth RT @AdamMinter: Really enjoy XXX twitter acct, but would love it so much more if he'd stop re-tweeting praise sent his way3 hours agoIn which I argue that everyone should go visit Tasmania http://t.co/EeYRV2PpDd @TheAtlantic3 hours ago@JohnJHarwood John, thank you!1 day ago@PaulAnnett Appreciate your writing back. Will try to send "real" message . I am jfallows <at> http://t.co/zPE8bHK9LX1 week agoIf you can stand it, new evidence that the NYT Mag 'plane about to crash' story was fake http://t.co/PawDG4eGbG item by me1 week ago@dougom No offense! Just the way it comes across. (Cf the last ten rounds of UI changes in Google products.)1 week agoToday I finally got forced to the new Tweetdeck. Now it's "brighter" but less functional. The endless war of designers vs users.1 week ago@jimchap He can decline to discuss sensitive material, rather than lie.1 week agoImportant move by Google: formal request to FBI/DOJ for Goog to disclose FISA/surveillance requests it gets http://t.co/SzwoXQuu7i1 week ago
Bullish On China Real Estate: Carol Wu, DBS Vickers
Carol Wu of DBS Vickers (and Wall Street Journal’s Analyst of the Year for Hong Kong) is bullish on the China property markets. Maybe I like her remarks because they are about the same as mine. But I think she …
More‘China’s New Leaders’: Tony Saich
At the November CHINA Roundtable, Tony Saich of the Harvard Kennedy School gave his take on China’s new leadership. Here’s the first part, ‘China’s New Leaders,:
CHINA Debate, Discussion Venues
CHINA Debate brings decision makers and China experts together to discuss issues that inform China and China-related business and investment decisions in three venues: CHINA Roundtable, CHINA Issue Forum, and CHINA In-House Seminars. Here’s a clip, about 30 seconds, that …
MoreCHINA Roundtable–June 6
The next CHINA Roundtable convenes on June 6 at the Harvard Club of New York. And, we have excellent presenters on key China issues. Have a look.
Asia Society Event May 21: ‘U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade’
If you are in NY on May 21, you might want to attend ‘U.S.-China Economic Relations in the Next Decade,’ 9:30am-11:30am. An outstanding cast of speakers (below). Here’s part of the blurb: This discussion will draw upon the findings and recommendations …
More‘Chinese Outbound Real Estate Investment’: Joel Rothstein
From the guy who did the $3.2 billion Baha Mar development deal with China State Construction, here is part three of Joel’s presentation, ‘Chinese Outbound Real Estate Investment.’
‘Foreign Investors In China Real Estate’: Joel Rothstein
Here the second part of Joel Rothstein’s presentation, ‘Foreign Investors in China Real Estate’:
‘China’s Six Major Real Estate Policies’: Joel Rothstein, Partner, Paul Hastings, Beijing
Joel Rothstein, a partner at Paul Hastings and one of the preeminent foreign real estate lawyers in China, was fortuitously in New York at the last CHINA Roundtable. Here’s the first of his three presentations about China’s six major real …
More‘Chinese Property Prices Will Continue Rising’: Du Jinsong
Beijing has come out with milder policies to curb home prices at the local level. Credit Suisse’s Du Jinsong predicts housing prices will continue to rise. Here’s his interview on CNBC:
‘A Changing China’: Fareed Zakaria GPS
Fareed Zakaria sums up very well the challenges facing China’s new leadership–and in under four minutes, Not a word wasted:
