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SOEs profits down 1.9% in Jan-NovDec 18, 2009

China's State-owned enterprises (SOEs) gained 1.19 trillion yuan ($174 billion) in profits in the first 11 months this year, down 1.9 percent year-on-year, the Ministry of Finance said in a statement on its website Friday. The rate of decline was 8.7 percentage points lower than that of the January-October period because of a lower comparison base. SOEs...

Cooper Tire aims for 30% of global sales from ChinaDec 18, 2009

Cooper Tire & Rubber Co aims to generate at least 30 percent of its global sales in China in three years, up from 25 percent now, banking on robust demand after China surpassed the United States as the world's biggest auto market this year. "That's our minimum target. The Chinese domestic market is explosive and the pie is expanding. We have to grow...

Fund managers can charge extra for early sellingDec 18, 2009

Open-ended fund management companies will be allowed to charge extra fees from the investors who sell within a month after buying in under a new regulation that takes effect on March 15, 2010. The rules, issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, also encourage fund companies to charge commissions when investors do sell, but not when they buy i...

Investors pawn houses for cashDec 18, 2009

There has been an increase in the number of Beijingers pawning their apartments as they attempt to secure quick cash to buy new properties before the end of a tax exemption policy on Jan 1, pawnbrokers say. Anecdotal evidence suggests property hunters are offering apartments as collateral on short-term loans at pawnshops, which process loans faster than b...

Shenzhen firm to sidestep MickeyDec 18, 2009

China's top theme park developer plans to avoid direct competition with The Walt Disney Company by developing new theme parks outside major cities, and a renewed focus on the nation's culture. The company, Shenzhen OCT Holding Company (OCT), plans to develop the chain of theme parks nationwide.  "We aim to have theme parks show up in most provinc...

Chinese cities short of heating energy amid new cold spellDec 18, 2009

A new freezing spell has intensified the shortage of heating energy, including electricity and natural gas, in Chinese cities. Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang province, had a shortage of natural gas for the second time this winter on Wednesday and Thursday, said Xiang Min, an official with Hangzhou Gas Group. The shortfall of 170,000 cubic m...

Wen says nation will strive for goalsDec 18, 2009

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao vowed the country is determined to deliver a notable reduction in carbon intensity even if today (the final day of two-week UN climate change conference) sees no positive outcomes. Wen and his colleagues have been working against the clock in recent days, through telephone diplomacy and meetings, in an attempt to move forward th...

Body puts brakes to limits on e-bicyclesDec 17, 2009

China's Standardization Administration said yesterday it has suspended some requirements that could have restricted the use and production of electric bicycles in the country. In an announcement on its website, the administration said that since so-called e-bikes are an emerging industry, time and caution are needed when making relevant policies. There...

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