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China’s Loosely Regulated Online Lending Has Inspired an Army of Freelance Debt Collectors
By
Kevin Lui
October 31, 2016
International
Here Are Some of China’s New Rules on P2P Lending
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Reuters
and
Michelle Toh
August 24, 2016
How Chinese Search Giant Baidu Is Getting Deeper Into Banking
By
Aaron Pressman
July 20, 2016
Tech
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By
Aaron Pressman
July 1, 2016
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Larry Summers’ full-throated endorsement of online lending
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Chris Matthews
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