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SOE 05.15.2013

Playing the Long Game

COFCO chairman Ning Gaoning says it is important to give industries and partnerships the time they need to develop

By staff reporters He Chunmei and Yu Ning
STOCK MARKET 05.13.2013

Investment Company Asks: Can We Legally Short Sell?

Zhongneng Xingye's research reports can hammer a listed companies' share prices, but CSRC refuses to say whether it regards the activity as legal

By staff reporters Liu Ran and Wang Shenlu
STEEL INDUSTRY 05.09.2013

Steel Industry Forges Ahead with Reform

The MIIT has overcome opposition from other government agencies to help private companies gain sound legal standing

By staff reporter Zhang Boling
TELECOMMUNICATION 05.07.2013

Competitors Try Curbing China Mobile's 4G Urge

As China prepares to expand 4G wireless nationwide, its major telecoms are moving forward on separate paths

By staff reporter Tan Min

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RAILWAYS 05.17.2013

China Railway Corp. to Issue Bonds

High levels of debt pushes newly-formed China Railway Corp. to speed up financing for railway construction projects

AGRICULTURE 05.17.2013

Investment in Agriculture Climbs

Agriculture deals jumped in 2012, with farming investments accounting for the biggest increase

DRINKS INDUSTRY 05.17.2013

Juice Tycoon 'Agrees to Merge Upstream Assets into Listed Firm'

Zhu Xinli, of Huiyuan Juice, agrees with second largest stockholder to finally make the move

LAND DISPUTES 05.16.2013

Ministry Tells Local Gov'ts to Protect Peasants' Land Rights

Recent deaths involving property disputes spur central government to remind lower officials to avoid violence

PARTY CONGRESS 05.16.2013

Teams to Draft Reform Topics for Party Congress Set up

Central government designates seven task forces to address key areas, such as the tax and hukou systems

SOLAR INDUSTRY 05.16.2013

Troubled Suntech Gets Extension on Repayment

Bondholders agree to give maker of solar panels time to negotiate with creditors over restructuring debt

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