*Expert: New Chinese car tax unlikely to dent sales much
Expert: New Chinese car tax unlikely to dent sales much
BEIJING, Sept. 6 (Xinhua) -- A new tax on cars with large engine displacements took effect this month, but the negative impact on sales will be small, experts said. On Sept. 1, the tax on cars with engine capacities of 3 to 4 liters rose 10......
(9/6/2008 4:41:33 PM)
 *Coca-Cola puts new takeover law to the test
Coca-Cola puts new takeover law to the test
BEIJING,Sept. 5-- The Coca-Cola Company's $2.3 billion bid for premier juice maker China Huiyuan Juice may help the U.S. company achieve dominance in China's beverage market. But analysts remain skeptical because of the many hurdles that could......
(9/5/2008 8:28:41 AM)
 *Soybean output set to increase
Soybean output set to increase
The government will ramp up soybean production and guide development of the soybean processing industry to reduce reliance on imports, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said yesterday. Last year, China imported 30.82 million......
(9/4/2008 1:55:15 AM)
 *China to produce world's fastest bullet train
China to produce world's fastest bullet train
China will produce the world's fastest bullet train for the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway, a senior railway official has said. Zhang Shuguang, deputy chief engineer with the Ministry of Railways, said the domestically developed train will run......
(8/31/2008 4:35:27 PM)
 *Aviation industry surges higher
Aviation industry surges higher
No airline can afford to miss the China ride.China's fast-growing economy is making the country a shining star in the global aviation market. Since the country adopted the reforms and opening up policies in 1978, its air traffic has been increasing......
(8/28/2008 8:00:27 PM)
 *HSBC to expand network
HSBC to expand network
Customers walk out of the HSBC North Star sub-branch near the Bird's Nest in the file photo taken in Beijing. HSBC will open new branches in Zhengzhou and Ningbo in a move that underpins the bank's confidence in China's long-term growth prospects......
(8/21/2008 7:06:19 PM)
 *Power base generates winds of change
Power base generates winds of change
Standing on the vast Gobi desert at Jiuquan, Gansu province are about 400 giant wind turbines. Together they compose a spectacular matrix that attracts lots of tourists, making a new hot spot along the ancient Silk Road. The matrix is still being......
(8/17/2008 11:56:06 PM)
 *Shenhua secures exploration license
Shenhua secures exploration license
China Shenhua Energy Co has agreed to pay A$300 million (US$261 million) for a coal exploration license in Australia. It reported a 17.4-percent growth in July output.A sign of China Shenhua Energy Co Shenhua, the world's most valuable coal......
(8/16/2008 9:46:08 PM)
Industrymore 
*China's cashmere makers look to local market to improve margins09-06
*Expert: New Chinese car tax unlikely to dent sales much09-06
*Oil price could spur China industry restructuring09-06
*More banks interested in trust firms09-05
*China to float $3.8 billion in one-year T-bonds09-05
*First direct flight linking Chinese, German capitals launched09-05
*Chinese court turns down first anti-monopoly case09-05
*Tibet plans huge industrial investment09-05
*Coca-Cola puts new takeover law to the test09-05
*Railway cargo transport up 6.8%09-05
*First China tour groups to head for Israel soon09-04
*Coke offer for Huiyuan triggers widespread worry for famous domestic brand in China09-04
*China's sole budget carrier scraps plan to slash baggage limit09-04
*Soybean output set to increase09-04
*Steel giant unveiled in China after major merger09-03
*China eyes rise in power prices09-03
*Coke offer for China's Huiyuan could face difficulties winning approval09-03
*Chinese carmaker Chery's factory put into production in Malaysia09-02
*China's textile export growth slows09-02
*Foreign insurers unfazed by market obstacles09-02
*Insurers' concern at high staff turnover09-02
*Mainland banks get credit rating boost09-02
*China holds first int'l drill to curb marine pollution09-02
*Macao's energy imports soar in Q209-02
*Airport group seeks cash for expansion09-02
*Chalco set to tighten expenses09-02
*Fertilizer export duties raised again09-02
*Tax hike boosts prices of big cars09-02
*Sinopec forecasts loss in August chemical production09-01
*HK's retail sales value grows 13.8% in July09-01
*Coal reserve plan a bid to tame prices09-01
*Chinese property developers face low season09-01
*Full steam ahead for rail plan09-01
*UnionPay signs deal to expand in Singapore09-01
*Grain output to exceed 510m tonnes in 200809-01
*Tire makers feel deflated08-31
*MP3 player sales dip in first half08-31
*'Five-star' train's launch hits the buffers08-31
*China to produce world's fastest bullet train08-31
*China Power Investment Corp. to invest 2.8 bln yuan in wind power plant08-29
*Traders hurt by new e-commerce regulations08-29
*Singapore, Hong Kong sign aircraft service deal08-29
*Baosteel net profit up 18.2% in first half08-29
*World's 3rd-tallest skyscraper ready for debut08-29
*Chinese aviation industry surges higher08-29
*Chinese gov't grain target raised 50 mln tons08-29
*Aviation industry surges higher08-28
*China National Petroleum listed best performing SOE in 200708-28
*Olympic sponsors' ads up 49%08-28
*Life insurance premiums in China expand 67% in first 7 months08-28
*Baosteel plans to lower most prices in October08-28
*PBOC to curb loans to land developers08-28
*CNOOC Ltd. posted a 89.3 percent profit increase in H108-27
*PetroChina H1 net profit down 34.5% on price ceilings, tax08-27
*Nationwide plan to boost tourism in less developed areas08-27
*Retail sales show record 20% growth08-26
*High fuel costs and disasters hit airlines08-26
*Baosteel pares prices as demand wanes, but 4Q rebound possible08-26
*Spending on advertising soars in China for H108-25
*China Life's first half profit falls 36%08-25
*Jan.-July growth in China textile output shrinks to single digit08-25
*China insurance giant reports 44.2% net profit increase in 1H08-24
*Clean-air measures to remain after Games08-24
*China imports less LPG in first half year08-24
*More than 24% of Chinese chemical fiber producers suffer losses08-24
*CREA: China unlikely to boost housing market in short term08-23
*China's first commercial nuclear power plant installed steam generator for expansion08-22
*Dull days for stainless steel giants08-21
*Air Beijing breathes08-21
*HSBC to expand network08-21
 
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