Wall Street, just like any business, do not have the power to do anything about fire regulations specifically. If the center is in a mall it is the mall. In a business tower then whoever owns that tower. But isn't it fair to say that we experience a lack of regulation and safety every time we walk out of the door in China?

You all shop yes, so the same lack of regulation applies. Half the schools are the same and it is only when there, god forbid, is a problem that the lack of regulation or whatever comes to light. look what happened during the earthquake a few years ago. Just how many buildings were shown to have not been built to the standard they should have been because some ahole pocketed funding or something.

What about apartment buildings. Don't even try to tell me that a lot of apartments in China are safe. If everyone, FT's, Chinese and companies didn't operate somewhere because of one problem or another then there would be nothing anywhere and we would all be in another country.

So is this really about Wall Street or is it really about China, the government, the regulations and legislation and how it is enforced, how people are education in such matters as a society and so on? Because I think it is the latter.

Lets put it another way. Seeing as Wall Street operates in virtually every non native English speaking country in the world, lets take China out of this for a second and look at Wall Street everywhere else. You are gonna find centers in possibly dangerous places because of the country they are in and others which are not. Apple have stores in most malls in China and there are various business operating in various poor conditions too. So are you telling me you shun all those places and don't buy anything in China then. Where do you live in the middle of a field to avoid any mishap?