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Inside this issue
• Private companies are trying to improve the system
• Vale’s new chief will have to steer a difficult course
• Hong Kong-based ZTE says manufacturing locally makes sense - -
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Drawn into an ever closer embrace
To a large extent, it is a relationship of opposites, fraught with challenges and misunderstandings, writes Joe Leahy
Infrastructure: Poor logistics present a problem for partnership
Private companies are trying to improve the transport system, says Samantha Pearson
Profile: Vale must keep government onside
The new chief will have to steer a difficult course, says Samantha Pearson
Financial flows: Commodities are central to defining the relationship
Ties between the two are only going to strengthen, says Joe Leahy
Manufacturing at risk from global shift to Asia
The pressure from a rising China is bound to become more ferocious, writes Martin Wolf
CDB: Lender with a global reach
Jamil Anderlini on the bank’s role in the drive overseas
ZTE: Telecoms manufacturer makes move to Latin America
The HK-listed group finds it makes sense to have a local factory, writes Kathrin Hille
Guest column: Material demand shaped economy of regional giant
None of Brazil’s economic transformation of the past decade or so would have been possible without the rise of China, writes Richard Lapper
Sport: Olympics and World Cup require a robust approach
There are lessons to be learnt from Beijing’s hosting of the 2008 Games, reports Jamil Anderlini
Brazil’s Embraer weathers unexpected turbulence
Joe Leahy looks at the difficulties faced by the aircraft manufacturer in getting approval for production of its regional jets in China
