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181. Retailers Reshuffle
Retail industry competition is white hot, with acquisitions being the ultimate trump cardsOn October 29, a Saturday, when employees of many companies were off enjoying one of Beijing's fine autumn
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182. Aluminum Blues Is Good News?
It's a sign that China's macroeconomic controls are workingAttention automakers, plane manufacturers and anyone else who uses alumina to turn a profit: The price of the metal in China began
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183. A Drop Goes a Long Way
Farmers in drought-hit, poverty-stricken regions of China's west look to digging ponds to irrigate their cropsTongren in China's southwestern Guizhou Province is an 18,000 square-km area largely
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184. INFERTILE FARMS
Whether farmers have a good or bad harvest, makes no difference anymore as imports wipe out the domestic agriculture market post-WTOYu Dazhuang has gone back home with an empty wallet. Yu, from
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185. GO HI-TECH OR GO BUST
With traditional growing in jeopardy, farmers may need to become more technologically urbaneTo Li Zhonghai, a manager of a wholesale market for agricultural products in a southern Beijing suburb, the
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186. Foreign Companies See Green
Profit figures mostly look good to foreign companies in ChinaDavid Dollar, the World Bank's Country Director for China and Mongolia, stated at the Fourth China Investment Climate Forum held in
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187. Banks Bust Open
Banks and other financial sectors open their doors to foreign competitionOfficially, December 11 marked a turning point for the Chinese financial sector. Under China's commitments to the World Trade
Author: LAN XINZHEN Year 2006 Issue 50 PDF HTML
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188. No Wall Street Here
China's securities market is still underdeveloped, and it will take time to allow foreign investors to participate freelySorry, foreign investors. For those of you who want to trade freely in Chinese
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189. A Change in Strategy
For Chinese automakers, making their brands known around the world has been a long-cherished dream, and this dream is gradually coming true thanks to their unremitting efforts. Nowadays, China is
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190. A Growth Year
The economy has been surging, but it still needs balancingIn 2006, Wal-Mart and Citibank were victorious in making Chinese acquisitions. Wal-Mart purchased Trust Mart, the chain store with the 11th
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