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March 22,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Dell, the world's second- biggest personal computer maker, started selling a cheap model in China to expand in a market where more than 90% of the population does not own PCs, International Herald Tribune reported.

Dabao Sale Stimulates Direct Sales Competition

March 19,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Beijing Dabao Cosmetics Co is seeking investors to acquire 100% of its stakes, and market sources say Avon intends to be the buyer. Avon stands to further expand in China, and the potential acquisition heralds a new phase of competition in the country's direct sales industry.

Datang Embarks on Restructuring in Preparation for 3G

March 02,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Recent reports say that the government is expected to inject 4 billion Yuan (US$506.33 million) into the Datang Group in order to support its internal restructuring. The move aims to better prepare Datang for the upcoming 3G license and TD-SCDMA network construction.

Did the Bubbles Do It?

March 01,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

The Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges experienced an historic decline on February 27th, plunging 9.2%, the largest decline in a decade. Is this drop attributable to changing stock values, or are financial bubbles to blame?

Does rural market welcome wealth management products?

February 22,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Wealth management services are increasingly available to Chinese people in their daily lives, and not just in urban areas. As rural incomes increase and mainland commercial banks expand to the rural market, investment and wealth management have begun to move into a virgin territory where, it is commonly assumed, residents prioritize deposit savings as their main investment channel.

Diversity in Energy Strategies

February 02,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Reports say that the Ministry of Finance plans to encourage more resource-based and high-tech imports, as well as a new taxation policy for resource exports associated with high energy consumption and pollution. Industry observers think the planned policy is intended to control energy and resource exports to avoid over-exploitation of domestic resources. In the long run, China seeks a policy that will protect energy security and strengthen energy storage.

Demographic Landscape Adds New Catalyst to Property Market

January 27,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Although the Chinese government has been constructively curbing the real estate market, the country's demographic landscape calls for a booming market instead. In its annual report for 2006, real estate marketing research firm REICO forecast that the second and third baby booms of the last century will generate heavy demand for property and thus stimulate the growth of a prosperous real estate sector over the next 15 years.

Do foreign supermarkets have an edge in the market?

November 17,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

WTO, Chinacompetition in the US$841 billion retail market. Wal-Mart’s recent plan to acquire Trust-Mart shows foreign retailers ambitions to tap the growing retail market. With strong financial support and a global supply network, do foreign retails have a competitive edge?

Developers eye China youth housing market

November 09,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

While many developers are troubled by the new policy that increases the portion of smaller properties, Dongdu International Group and Vanke are taking advantage of the situation and changing lifestyle, launching campaigns, new designs as well as products to target the young generation. With the new government policy and rising property demand from young people, it is believed that developers will give a greater focus on developing smaller homes to meet their needs.

Do foreign supermarkets have an edge in the market?

November 02,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

As a result of the accession to WTO, China has lifted restrictions on foreign retailers entering or operating in the country, intensifying competition in the US$841 billion retail market. Wal-Mart’s recent plan to acquire Trust-Mart shows foreign retailers ambitions to tap the growing retail market. With strong financial support and a global supply network, do foreign retails have a competitive edge?

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	Dell begins selling cheap PCs in China March 22,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Dell, the world's second- biggest personal computer maker, started selling a cheap model in China to expand in a market where more than 90% of the population does not own PCs, International Herald Tribune reported. Dabao Sale Stimulates Direct Sales Competition March 19,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Beijing Dabao Cosmetics Co is seeking investors to acquire 100% of its stakes, and market sources say Avon intends to be the buyer. Avon stands to further expand in China, and the potential acquisition heralds a new phase of competition in the country's direct sales industry. Datang Embarks on Restructuring in Preparation for 3G March 02,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Recent reports say that the government is expected to inject 4 billion Yuan (US$506.33 million) into the Datang Group in order to support its internal restructuring. The move aims to better prepare Datang for the upcoming 3G license and TD-SCDMA network construction. Did the Bubbles Do It? March 01,2007 By AMY CHEUNG The Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges experienced an historic decline on February 27th, plunging 9.2%, the largest decline in a decade. Is this drop attributable to changing stock values, or are financial bubbles to blame? Does rural market welcome wealth management products? February 22,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Wealth management services are increasingly available to Chinese people in their daily lives, and not just in urban areas. As rural incomes increase and mainland commercial banks expand to the rural market, investment and wealth management have begun to move into a virgin territory where, it is commonly assumed, residents prioritize deposit savings as their main investment channel. Diversity in Energy Strategies February 02,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Reports say that the Ministry of Finance plans to encourage more resource-based and high-tech imports, as well as a new taxation policy for resource exports associated with high energy consumption and pollution. Industry observers think the planned policy is intended to control energy and resource exports to avoid over-exploitation of domestic resources. In the long run, China seeks a policy that will protect energy security and strengthen energy storage. Demographic Landscape Adds New Catalyst to Property Market January 27,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Although the Chinese government has been constructively curbing the real estate market, the country's demographic landscape calls for a booming market instead. In its annual report for 2006, real estate marketing research firm REICO forecast that the second and third baby booms of the last century will generate heavy demand for property and thus stimulate the growth of a prosperous real estate sector over the next 15 years. Do foreign supermarkets have an edge in the market? November 17,2006 By AMY CHEUNG WTO, Chinacompetition in the US$841 billion retail market. Wal-Mart’s recent plan to acquire Trust-Mart shows foreign retailers ambitions to tap the growing retail market. With strong financial support and a global supply network, do foreign retails have a competitive edge? Developers eye China youth housing market November 09,2006 By AMY CHEUNG While many developers are troubled by the new policy that increases the portion of smaller properties, Dongdu International Group and Vanke are taking advantage of the situation and changing lifestyle, launching campaigns, new designs as well as products to target the young generation. With the new government policy and rising property demand from young people, it is believed that developers will give a greater focus on developing smaller homes to meet their needs. Do foreign supermarkets have an edge in the market? November 02,2006 By AMY CHEUNG As a result of the accession to WTO, China has lifted restrictions on foreign retailers entering or operating in the country, intensifying competition in the US$841 billion retail market. Wal-Mart’s recent plan to acquire Trust-Mart shows foreign retailers ambitions to tap the growing retail market. With strong financial support and a global supply network, do foreign retails have a competitive edge? Prev 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next	Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Shanghai MNC workers to get 10% pay boost: survey Shanghai Industrial Development takes control of Shanghai Haiji Real Estate Foshan launches $733m SME fund Changchun GE drugmaker builds new facility Sany Group merges subsidiaries Auto trade up in August Textile profits slow Investment in Shanghai manufacturing falls Beiqi Foton builds light truck plant in Sichuan province Goldman invests US$37m in NVC Lighting Go to Complete List >

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