Chinese Premier Li Qiang courts investors in Davos but they want more than just promises

DAVOS - In his special address at the opening ceremony of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Chinese Premier Li Qiang went big on his country's wish to enhance global cooperation in the economic field. But for many in the audience, the No. 2 in command of the world's second-largest economy would need to follow up with more details on how Beijing plans to achieve that goal. They said they wished to see deeper reforms and new policies that would support, for example, the ease of doing business in China. Government officials, business leaders, experts and observers filled the Congress…