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21 Aug 2007 News
21 Aug 2007 News
- Gold price higher in Hong Kong -- Aug. 20
- First 10+3 Media Cooperation Forum opens in Tianjin
- Heavy polluters face IPO hurdle
- Nanfang cements position
- Google adds local partner
- China National Tourist Office opens in India
- HK welcomes mainland's decision to allow individuals' investment in HK securities
- CNOOC delves deeper into the sea
- Merger the right medicine for Bayer
- High CPI figures not a sign of impending inflation in China: NDRC official
- Hong Kong's jobless rate falls to 4.1 pct
- Internet giants ready to rumble
- Nokia Siemens Networks wins China order
- Sino Land to invest in property JV
- CNBM says to form cement venture
- Baosteel may cut prices
- Minsheng bank plans to buy trust firm
- Nation eyes private equity, hedge funds
- Industrial Bank plans record bond sale
- Govt. moves to stamp out shady share trading
- Sinopec shuts Shanghai crude unit
- Yanzhou Coal may not meet export target
- Hangzhou bank plans $658m IPO
- Mainland investors allowed to trade HK shares
- Stocks up 5.33 percent, biggest gain in 2 years
- Sangfei to take over Philips mobile service
- Mesa Air partners with SZ Airlines
- Postal Savings Bank to open SZ branch
- Risk management forum to be held
- ZTE to issue bonds to fund new projects
- Automakers report 65.8% rise in profits
- Chinese share prices rebound sharply as neighbouring markets rise
- Oil price to stay stable
- Bank of America creates role of country executive for China
- HK shares up 5.93% among surges in regional markets
- China's central bank launches currency swap between yuan and forex
- Chinese shares sharply higher in morning session
- Mainland investors allowed to buy overseas shares
- China stocks rise 5% as global markets rally
- Individual investment in overseas securities market gets green light in China
- HK welcomes mainland's decision to allow individuals' investment in HK securities
- Shoemakers told to pay Nike compensation
- China to rejuvenate NE rust belt in 10 to 15 years
- NDRC official: High CPI figures not a sign of impending inflation in China
- Northeast's revival tied to private investment
- NDRC allays price fears
