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Potential Public Revenue Plateau Heralds More Tax Cuts for 2019

Beijing can make more room for tax reductions by cutting back on unnecessary expenses, improving tax-collection efficiency, expert suggests
In-Depth: The Dark Side of a Model Official

Once a promising young official, Pu Bo’s appetite for power and money became his downfall
In Depth: China’s Unprecedented Private Sector Rescue

Easing credit access is priority for bolstering sector accounting for 60% of economy, but measures may not go far enough, analysts say
Movers and Shakers: Two New Energy Bosses Fill Gaps Left By Retirement, Corruption Probe

The biggest moves in China’s financial sector — plus power plays, bank shuffles and a new job for Volkswagen’s CEO
Bank of China Leads ‘Big Four’ With Wealth Management Unit Plan

Lender will plow $1.4 billion into new subsidiary as regulators prepare to finalize rules flagged in April shake-up of asset management industry
Asset Management Industry Back to Same Old Tricks as Regulations Ease

After government gives in to demands for relief from strict new requirements, banks revive risky investment products
This Week’s Movers and Shakers

The biggest moves in China’s financial sector — plus Ford’s latest China head, dodgy dairy chiefs, and two new vice governors for Shaanxi
Tianjin City-Backed Developer Faces Debt Woes, Graft Probe

Tianjin Real Estate Group struggles with $20.2 billion debt overhang with Chairman Di Da under arrest
State Automaker Arranges 1 Trillion Yuan of Credit Lines

FAW Group gets backing from 16 banks under strategic partnership agreements as auto sales threaten to falter
Regulator Lays Out Rules for Bank Subsidiaries to Invest Client Funds in Stocks

Draft regulations deal with money raised through wealth management products