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Chinese PM Dismisses Claims Beijing Keeping Currency Artificially Low Chinese leader warned the world economy could face a double-dip recession because of high unemployment and unstable currencies Read more on Voice of America
Chinese drywall case gets under way in New Orleans this week Tatum and Charlene Hernandez built their dream house in Mandeville in 2006, but
Taiwan Approves Plans to Let Chinese Banks Invest (Update1) Taiwan’s Cabinet has approved plans to allow Chinese mainland companies to invest in domestic lenders, brokerages, and insurance industries, paving the way for a broader economic accord as cross-strait relations improve. Read more on BusinessWeek
Chinese officials pledge firm action to hold down surge in home prices, fix health system Senior Chinese officials vowed Monday to rein in skyrocketing
Year of the Tiger: The Chinese century The pace and extent of China’s ascent among nations has been remarkable. Barely 20 years ago, it
Chinese electronics tycoon charged in bribery case IDG News Service – The former chairman of one of China’s largest electronics companies, Gome Electrical Appliances Holding, has been charged with operating illegal businesses, insider stock trading and bribery, according to the government’s China Daily newspaper. Read more on Computerworld
Holiday travel rush becomes another source of increasing cost for Chinese companies This year’s Spring Festival holiday was special and sweeter to Liang Xiulong,
Chinese Investors Cut Commodity Open Interest as Festival Nears Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) — Commodity investors in China, the world’s biggest metals and grains consumer, are reducing their open interest in futures markets as the country’s biggest national holiday approaches, a Beijing-based brokerage said. Read more on Bloomberg
CBA gets a Chinese insurance partner Commonwealth Bank of Australia has a new partner in its Chinese life insurance joint venture, after the Bank of Communications (BoCom) bought out China Life. Read more on The Age
Chinese Banks Said to Rein in Loans Chinese banks have begun restricting new loans, responding to a push by regulators to contain credit after a surge in lending in the first half of this month, sources told Bloomberg News. Read more on New York Times
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