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17 Sep 2007 News
17 Sep 2007 News
- Beijing Olympics, Shanghai World Expo showcased in Japan
- Outward FDI hits $21.16b for 2006
- HKIA records more than 10 pct growth in cargo throughput
- Logistics on the agenda at expo
- Hong Kong's GDP 6.9 pct up in second quarter
- Innovation, technology expo opens in HK
- Baidu starts online video ad service
- Honda's China vehicle sales up 20%
- Freescale to hire more in China
- Coal prices may increase on environmental costs
- Brilliance marches to U.S., Europe
- B shares jump on merger speculation
- Govt. wary of Shanghai-HK bourse links
- China Southern to double global stock fund
- China Asset gets US$2.5b QDII quota
- Regulator to help rural banks list shares
- Govt. may narrow access to HK stocks
- Central bank raises interest rates again
- Income gap widening
- CCB sets IPO price range at 6.15-6.45 yuan per share
- China rejects pork imports from the States, Canada
- ABC plans to double credit cards by year end
- SZ August CPI climbs to year's highest
- HK shares surge towards 25,000 level
- Chinese stocks close higher for third straight day
- China Enterprises Index soars to new record
- China's first stock-oriented QDII fund doubles sales limit
- E China children's wear makers receive serious quality warnings
- China's cellphone users exceed 600 million
- China to add 27 new air routes to Europe, America
- China to maintain sizeable trade surplus for some time
- China revises direct outbound investment in 2006 to $21 bln
- China mulls measures to cool investment in shipbuilding
- China Fund net investment income decrease in past nice months
- Three firms get boost in VC in Shanghai
- HSBC eyes Chinese insurance business
- Jia Qinglin voices five-point hope for overseas Chinese
- Forbidden drug residue found in imported pork from U.S., Canada
- China, U.S. sign energy accord
- China to raise benchmark interest rates by 27 basis points
- HK to strengthen role as regional technology servicing hub
- Hong Kong's GDP up 6.9% in second quarter
- Central SOEs to return part of profits to exchequer next year
- Four new industry funds get go-ahead
- Chinese commercial banks warned not to sacrifice credit control for high profits
- China's private sector employs 120 mln
