China Daily Brief

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  • Sideways trading pattern of index expected to continue (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    The stock market moves in advance of the formal reports of economic activity.


  • Foxconn chairman cuts target by 50 percent (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    Terry Gou, chairman of Foxconn Technology Group, announced cutting the long-term growth target for his company by 50 percent as slumps in PCs outweigh Apple sales, Bloomberg reported Monday.


  • OTC market firms fair well (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    China may soon take a major step forward to expand the country’s over-the-counter (OTC) securities market, a move that experts said is a key to establish a multi-layer capital market.


  • China to join int’l co-op for marine development (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang has pledged China would work with the international community to promote the sustainable growth of the oceans.


  • Ventures abroad facing a bumpy road (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    With the rapid growth of China’s economy and its fast-paced integration with the global market, “Chinese companies going global” has suddenly become a hot topic.


  • Chinese urges stronger trade links with Japan (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    China’s top political advisor, Jia Qinglin, Saturday pledged to upgrade trade ties with Japan, urging greater cooperation in key areas, including energy efficiency, environmental protection and intellectual property rights


  • HK luxury distributor thrilled by mainland’s booming market (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    According to a report on China’s commercial development 2009- 2010 released in Beijing in May this year, China is set to rank as the world’s biggest market for luxury goods in five years.


  • Skincare items popular despite cost (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    About 68 percent of Chinese consumers agree that spending time and money on their personal appearance is an important aspect of achieving a state of well-being, a report by research firm TNS Research International.


  • Chinese enterprises focus more on innovations (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    Innovation in Chinese enterprises is steadily increasing with more patents filed and more funds invested in research and development (R&D), the China Enterprise Confederation (CEC) said Saturday.


  • Insurers allowed to invest in PE, real estate (Publish: September 6, 2010)
    Chinese insurers will be able invest in the private equity (PE) and real estate sectors after new rules were issued by the country’s regulator on Sunday.
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