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9 Nov 2007 News
9 Nov 2007 News
- China to restructure coal industry by forming giant groups
- Metals follow global drop
- Gas output to be upped 50% by 2010
- Chinese airlines rev up to go global
- China Life may buy energy stake
- Ford steps up competition in China's sedan market
- China becomes Canada's third-largest export market
- Youngor buys US shirt firm
- Five-year deal to import coal inked
- Commerce Ministry to take measures to ensure pork, edible oil supply
- China's pork price rises again, up 5.4% in less than a month
- Year-on-year inflation likely to be 4.5%
- Central bank to further check excess liquidity, inflation
- China Life to buy stake in Beijing Energy
- PetroChina still assessing gas reserve size
- China Metallurgical to take over Huludao
- Chinalco to double processing capacity
- Companies must sustain profits: regulator
- Shares down sharply on Wall Street losses
- Foreign investment rules tightened
- State firms urged to list as a whole
- Power consumption growth may fall
- Baidu.com wants in on Alibaba's turf
- Everbright eyes injection this month
- Investment fund announces strategic plans
- Chinese share prices slump 2.96 pct on morning session
- Chinese share prices fall drastically
- Ministry to take measures to ensure pork, oil supply
- China should encourage foreign PE to raise yuan funds
- China mulling regulation on mixed financial operations
- Car-plate prices in Shanghai tipped to rise
- Huatai restructures in preparation for IPO
- Central bank to further check excess liquidity, inflation
- U.S. Federal Reserve approves CMB to open NY branch
- HK stocks slump 3.2%
- China to restructure coal industry by forming giant groups
- Ford steps up competition in China's sedan market
- China's Wonder Auto Technology debuts on NASDAQ
- State has reins of Shanghai stalwart
- Gold price lower in Hong Kong
- China becomes Canada's third-largest export market
- Investment fund announces strategic plans
- Dairy Queen to add 500 stores in China in next 5 years
- Official: HK remains international financial center
- China Enterprises Index down 4.50%
- Year-on-year inflation likely to be 4.5%
