Aug. 19 — Commonly referred to as the “zombie list,” it’s compiled by Jiangxi regional authorities and holds the names of the most deadbeat of borrowers: state-owned companies deemed too weak to survive and destined to be wound down. Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie reports on “Daybreak Asia.”
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