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- The Basics on Chinese Inbound Investment Deals
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- A pending law stipulates that workers will have a lower burden of proof when it comes to occupational disease claims 02.03.2012
- Securities Regulator Urges Local Gov'ts to Deal with Illegal Exchanges
- CSRC Chair Guo Shuqing said illegal futures exchanges, which have eluded the reach of China's securities watchdog, will now be subject to more scrutiny by local governments 02.03.2012
- S&P Downgrades Chalco Rating on Weak Financials
- Slackened demand for aluminum and higher production costs are set to cut into the company's profit potential, said the ratings agency 02.03.2012
- Gold Output Up in 2011
- Chinese gold output grew by 5.9 percent year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology 02.03.2012
- Manufacturing Activity Up in January
- January PMI figures indicated continued expansion in China's manufacturing sector, with analysts attributing the growth to factors including a rise in domestic consumption 02.02.2012
- Looking for News Value in People's Daily IPO
- Pricing the value of a state-run news provider's website is tricky business in China, especially for People's Daily Online 02.02.2012
- Rivals Slam Alibaba with Accusations of Slander
- 360buy.com publicly responded to a report on the B2C industry by Alibaba Group's Etao.com which stated companies raised prices at the end of last year 02.02.2012
- China's Once-Hot Property Market Turns Polar
- Real estate developers survived a tough 2011 but now face a more challenging – some say wintry – business climate 02.02.2012
- Cadmium Contamination Raises Concerns
- Cadmium levels in a Chinese river were 80 times the legal limit recently, arousing calls for better government transparency 02.01.2012
- Gov't Deposits in Central Bank Decline
- Figures from the People's Bank of China show that central government deposits dipped significantly at the end of last year 02.01.2012
- SAIC Motor Sees 2011 Profits Jump
- Analysts attributed the 40 percent rise in profits last year to strong sales at SAIC Motor's three joint-venture companies 02.01.2012
- Sany to Buy German Machinery Maker
- Sany Heavy Industry has agreed to acquire German firm Putzmeister Holding GmbH for 360 million euros 02.01.2012
- China Mulls New Tax Rules on QFIIs
- An inside source told Caixin that a regulation to clarify tax rules over QFIIs was completed last year and is currently under review by various departments 01.31.2012
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