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January 19,2006
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January 02,2006
China's energy situation was tight this year, with rolling blackouts hitting areas across the south and long lines for drivers at the pump. But according to a report in the China Economic Times, the risk in the coming year is not a further shortage but rather an oversupply.
December 08,2005
A survey of one hundred Chinese cities put Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou at the top for
e-commerce maturity. The survey, performed by CCID Consulting, also found the
three largest impediments to e-commerce to be logistics, credit, and payment
systems.
December 05,2005
How Sohu beat out Sina for sponsorship of
the Beijing Olympics, and why it might not matter.
December 04,2005
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December 01,2005
Earlier this week East Star, a private
Chinese airline based in Hubei
Province, signed an
agreement to purchase and lease aircraft from Airbus. Now The Beijing News reports that the General Administration of Civil
Aviation (CAAC) has not yet given its stamp to the 12 billion yuan (US$1.48
billion) deal.
November 30,2005
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November 20,2005
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November 08,2005
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October 03,2005
China's energy consumption was a cause for concern this past summer.
Earlier this year rising fuel prices put drivers in long lines for gas
or drove them from their cars altogether. Impending problems with the
coal supply had many areas proposing policies of rolling blackouts. But
while high transportation costs drove up prices on raw materials and
caused large drops in the profits of many industries, large-scale power
shortages didn't materialize.
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