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Boeing has signed US$600 million worth of contracts with Chinese companies for the production of commercial airplane components.	The Nobel Laureate holder in economics, Gary Becker, says China should invest more in education to gain a greater return from its human capital.
The trade ministers meeting for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum kicked off Thursday on the South Korean resort island of Jeju.	Shenhua Energy, the Chinese mainland's largest coal producer, is today set to launch the world's largest initial public offering so far this year.
China UnionPay plans to launch pre-paid travel cards for foreign visitors by the end of the year.	A Nobel Laureate in economics, Robert Mundell, has been awarded the title of honorary professor by China's top university in Beijing.
A Nobel Laureate in economics, Robert Mundell, has been awarded the title of honorary professor by China's top university in Beijing.	The Chinese mainland has urged Taiwan to start discussions about the technical details over the sale of Taiwan farm produce to the mainland at an early time.
China is exploring ways to use some of its huge foreign exchange reserves to buy imported oil.	China is not in danger of overheating and will be able to sustain growth of 8 percent a year for the next decade, a leading economist said on Tuesday.
Mainland car maker Geely Automobile Holdings signed a partnership agreement to assemble its own brand cars in Malaysia.	The world top economists are meeting Chinese government officials and businessmen to discuss China's economy.
The World Bank gives A or A plus grades to the overall investment climate in many Chinese cities.	China is considering to put forward derivatives trading gradually.
The US government has rejected a petition calling for a investigation into alleged unfair trades practices stemming from the undervaluation of the Chinese yuan.	Driven by increasing investments and consumption, China's mass media industry will grow into a sunrise industry in future years.
Bank of China said it is in talks with financial institutions from Asia, Europe and the U.S. about buying a stake before its initial public offering. .	Ending a decline since March 2004, China's output of sedan cars reached 263,700 in April, up 6.8 percent from the same month last year
The government has cut the price of gasoline by 150 yuan or about 18 US dollars per ton. It is the first time in two years for the retail gas price to drop.	The nation's industrial firms saw profits dip due to the government's macro-control measures.

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