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Fund Managers Make Case For China

Thu, 15 Mar 2007 00:39:18 GMT | Investors Business Daily (investors.com)

China's 9% stock-market dive Feb. 27 took a big bite out of its gains for the year and triggered a vortex in global markets. But several fund...


World Business Briefing | Asia: China: Industrial Output Surges Again

Thu, 15 Mar 2007 00:13:55 EDT | New York Times

China?s industrial output rose 18.5 percent in January and February, the National Bureau of Statistics said, after gaining 14.7 percent in December. That beat the 15 percent median estimate of 20 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. In February, China?s exports jumped the most they had in 12 years, and domestic sales accelerated.


China 'regrets' US sanctions on Macao bank

| Findory News

Financial Times: China said it deeply regretted the US decision to ban American banks from dealing with Banco Delta Asia after concluding that the Macao bank had helped North Korea launder money.


China voices regret on U.S. bank ruling

| Findory News

Yahoo News: AP - China expressed "deep regret" Thursday over a U.S. decision to punish a Macau bank for allegedly helping North Korea launder money, foreshadowing the difficulties of enforcing an international agreement on the North's nuclear disarmament.


China 'regrets' US move on Macao bank

| Findory News

Financial Times: China expressed "deep regret" at a US move against Banco Delta Asia, the Macao bank accused of laundering money for North Korea, raising questions about progress in the accord to end Pyongyang's nuclear programme.


China Business Expert Irv Beiman to Speak at XMei?s U.S.-China HR Conference

| PRWeb - Press Release

China represents a significant business market for U.S. companies—but HR practices do not readily translate from one country to the next. Dr. Irv Beiman will help companies who do business in China, or hope to, to understand and avoid the barriers to intercultural success. (PRWeb Mar 16, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/chachingpr.php/WmV0YS1Mb3ZlLUVtcHQtRmFsdS1NYWduLVplcm8=


China approves law ending tax breaks

Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:12:00 -0500 | CANOE Money

BEIJING (AP) - China's legislature approved a law Friday to end three decades of blanket tax breaks for foreign investors, raising their tax rates to match those of Chinese companies.


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