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How to buy Chinese stocks and limit the risk
Mon, 14 May 2007 13:09:00 GMT | Business Standard
The angry bear that rampaged through Chinese and world stock markets is sure to make a reappearance. ??
Fidelity cuts stake in Chinese oil firm
Wed, 16 May 2007 05:00 GMT | CayCompass.com
BOSTON (AP) - Fidelity Investments has sold most of its U.S. holdings in a Chinese firm linked to Sudan's flourishing oil industry.
U.S., China to Discuss Trade Issues
Mon, 21 May 2007 06:00:00 EDT | NPR News Headlines
High level Chinese officials are set to meet this week in Washington with their American counterparts. The two sides will try to seek solutions to major trade problems. The U.S. wants concessions from China while the Chinese are concerned about a bullying tone from the U.S.
Why Are Chinese-Made Goods Priced So Low?
Mon, 21 May 2007 20:11:23 +0000 | Barbados Free Press
Because The Communists Value Money More Than Lives We can’t compete with this. No one in the West can. Not even Mexico. We wondered why Chinese labourers came to Barbados for Cricket World Cup. The answer is simple - they sleep in shipping crates and make nothing. Of course they can underbid the job. Any job. Reciprocity and a [...]
U.S., China Grapple with Trade Issues
Tue, 22 May 2007 10:43:00 EDT | NPR News Headlines
Chinese officials are in Washington this week to discuss trade issues with their U.S. counterparts. Their agenda includes airline travel, ownership of Chinese banks, and piracy. But this week's talks will likely be dominated by Congressional criticism of Chinese monetary policy.
Chinese Officials Extol Benefits of U.S. Relations
Thu, 24 May 2007 22:04:33 EDT | New York Times
Chinese leaders appeared to make little headway in quelling Congressional anger over China?s economic practices.
| Findory News
International Business Times: DBS Group, Singapore's largest bank by assets, said Friday it is negotiating to list shares on a Chinese exchange and is also looking to buy a stake in a Chinese financial company as it seeks to double its retail banking business in mainland China in five years.
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