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GOLD purchases in China rose to 200 tons in the first two months of 2011, helping to propel prices to a record, as Chinese flocked to buy the metal as a protector of their wealth against inflation, UBS AG said. The interesting thing about gold in the past month or so is that ...
Construction of IPTV platform going well THE project to build a national IPTV platform was going smoothly, a senior Chinese official said yesterday. Building a broadcast and control platform in Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services was to integrate the Internet, TV and ...
FOREIGN investment in China s southern economic powerhouse is expected to fall 8 percent this year as firms migrate inland because of sharply rising wages and material costs, a survey found Tuesday. The latest American Chamber of Commerce special report on the state of business ...
CHINA S rail and train builders are now competing with Western heavyweights for global contracts, but analysts say a lack of international savvy could clip their ambitions. China already has 8,300 kilometers of high-speed rail and from next year will have more than half of the ...
CHINA S efforts to reduce energy consumption per unit of economic output were less successful in 2010 with the reduction far less than achieved in the previous year. The National Bureau of Statistics said yesterday that energy intensity energy use per unit of gross domestic ...
CHINA S leadership is promising to steer the economy in a new direction in its blueprint for the next five years that would empower consumers and narrow a yawning wealth gap. The latest Five-Year Plan a throwback to central planning but a useful roadmap of Party goals calls for ...
SZ trade rises 86% in Jan. SHENZHEN reported US$33.25 billion in imports and exports last month, year-on-year growth of 86.1 percent, according to Shenzhen Customs statistics over the weekend. The processing trade contributed more than US$17.8 billion to total imports and exports...
CHINA S telecom giant Huawei issued an open letter Friday saying it welcomes investigations from the U.S. Government, if that could dispel misperceptions about the company. In the announcement posted on its Web site, deputy chairman of Huawei, Ken Hu, said he regretted that the ...
CHINA would build another 45 airports over the next five years, the industry regulator said over the weekend, raising fresh questions about the potential for overcapacity in the transport sector. Li Jiaxing, the head of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, said the new ...
THE country s large external imbalances, combined with its intervention in the foreign exchange market, were the root cause of the country s inflation problem, Yi Gang, vice governor of the People s Bank of China (PBOC), said Saturday. China should increase the flexibility of the ...
TOYOTA Motor (China) Investment Co. would recall 5,202 imported Lexus cars in China to fix a malfunctioning gas-pedal problem beginning March 23, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) said Friday. Toyota s announcement of its recall ...
THE Hong Kong government may auction 52 plots of land this year, boosting supply to build more residential flats to head off risks of a property bubble. The city would make available for auction 18 new sites and 34 sites left over from the previous fiscal year in the year ...
HONG KONG S economy has expanded by 6.8 percent in 2010 as it benefited from business ties with the mainland. The figures were released as part of the annual budget address by Hong Kong s Financial Secretary John Tsang. Analysts said Hong Kong had been benefiting from a growing ...
AN internal study by China s Ministry of Commerce found the European Union and its member states have offered large subsidies to major telecommunications infrastructure companies, a practice that China views as being in breach of World Trade Organization rules, a person familiar ...
A CHINESE consumer confidence index fell in the fourth quarter to the lowest since 2009 as inflation accelerated in the fastest-growing major economy. The measure was at 100, compared with 104 in the previous three months, Nielsen Co. and the Chinese statistics bureau s Economic ...
HUAWEI Technologies Co. on late Tuesday won a federal court order barring Motorola Solutions Inc. from disclosing a variety of confidential Huawei information to rival Nokia Siemens Networks. But Motorola Solutions said it was pleased the judge had denied Huawei s request to ...
Factory growth at 7-month low THE steady ratcheting-up of monetary tightening had combined with the Lunar New Year holidays to weigh on China s factories in February, even as inflation had continued to accelerate, a survey showed yesterday. The HSBC flash manufacturing purchasing ...
TAIWAN will allow mainland firms to invest in chip makers or set up joint ventures as part of a second round of sectors to be opened up as economic ties between the two sides deepen. Taiwan officials said yesterday that mainland firms would be allowed to take stakes of up to 10 ...
CHINA S central banker Zhou Xiaochuan said it would take at least a decade to shift the country s economy away from its export-based model, and that Chinese exporters would hold tenaciously onto foreign markets. Zhou acknowledged the debate raging between countries about the ...
THE government planned to reduce import taxes for items such as food, cosmetics and jewelry to stop people buying them overseas or through agents, domestic media reported yesterday. The move is aimed at saving billions of yuan in lost tax revenue. The value of goods bought ...
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China slams Japan's NHK governor's denial of Nanjing massacre
China slams Japan's NHK governor's denial of Nanjing massacre
BEIJING, Feb. 5 (Xinhua) -- China on Wednesday slammed the remarks of ...
China offers inspirations to global dilemmas
China offers inspirations to global dilemmas
BEIJING, Jan. 22 (Xinhua) -- Policies of China's new leadership in the ...
Bill Gates talks nuclear
Bill Gates talks nuclear
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates confirmed on Wednesday that he is ...
GM China chairman to retire
GM China chairman to retire
CHICAGO, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) -- General Motors Co. announced Friday that ...
China's farm product pricing plan shifts to market orientation
China's farm product pricing plan shifts to market orientation
The Number One Document also proposed a new pricing plan for China's ...
IMF chief warns of risks to recovery
IMF chief warns of risks to recovery
DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan. 25 (Xinhua) -- The International Monetary ...
China cloning pigs on industrial scale
China cloning pigs on industrial scale
Cloning is a controversial and decisive issue that has split public ...
Gaming Firms Find Going Tough
Gaming Firms Find Going Tough
Employees demonstrate Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications' Xperia Play ...
Retailer's Net Profit Falls 3%
Retailer's Net Profit Falls 3%
A Wal-Mart store is seen in Stratford, Connecticut, the United States. ...
Dollar trades at lower 102 yen level in early Tokyo deals
Dollar trades at lower 102 yen level in early Tokyo deals
TOKYO, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. dollar traded at the lower 102 ...
Dreamliner launches its world tour in China
Dreamliner launches its world tour in China
China has become Boeing Co's priority market amid the European debt ...
Logistics industry faces reshuffle
Logistics industry faces reshuffle
Every day at 7 a.m., Xiao Lin, a Shentong Express courier in Hangzhou, ...