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The eighth Beijing International High-tech Expo kicked off, bringing together over 2000 enterprises from 30 countries.
The first round of China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations will begin in Sydney Monday afternoon.
US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan says America's bloated trade deficits probably will not benefit by China revamping its currency system.
Taiwan has become one of the most important sources of investment for South China's Guangdong Province.
China can sustain rapid growth and guarantee favourable conditions for foreign investment, Premier Wen Jiabao said at the close of the FORTUNE Forum.
China's Commerce Minister, Bo Xilai, has criticized the United States and the European Union for their restrictions on Chinese textile exports.
Online copyright will be protected in China when a new rule takes effect from May 30.
The European Commission has proposed emergency talks on China textiles that could lead to rapid restrictions on the imports.
How to find enough energy to fuel China's roaring economy will be one of the hottest topics discussed at the FORTUNE Global Forum today.
President Hu Jintao pledged China will undertake a set of reforms to become a more open, prospering market.
There's definitely a buzz in Beijing as the curtain rises on the FORTUNE Global Forum with a four-hour opening ceremony this evening.
More than 600 journalists, including some 250 from overseas and 350 at home, have registered to report the upcoming Fortune Global Forum.
The ever-more affluent Chinese seem to have a new idea on where to invest -- collection from the country's booming auction markets.
China producer prices rise 5.8 percent on-year in April, up from 5.6 percent in March.
Hong Kong has risen from sixth to second place in the 2005 World Competitiveness Yearbook.
Seven government departments took further action to control the soaring housing prices.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says resolving the textile trade dispute between China and the European Union requires concerted efforts by both sides.
Cathay Pacific Airways announce its Hong Kong lounges have for the second consecutive year been ranked the world's best in a global survey conducted by Skytrax Research.
South Korean car maker Kia Motors has agreed with two Chinese partners to spend $790M in building a new plant for their car joint venture.
China will raise the producer price of diesel oil by 150 yuan or $18 per ton from Tuesday.
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China Post is progressing with its scheme to merge its two sub-businesses.
Peter Mandelson said he would hold talks with Bo Xilai this week.
Chinese e-commerce operator Alibaba.com is in the late stages of talks to sell a 35 percent stake to Yahoo Inc.
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