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Jilin confirmed as China’s largest corn producer

July 11,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Japanese retailer to triple China stores

June 25,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Japan’s largest supermarket retailer Aeon plans to triple its stores in China over the next five years, the Economy Daily reported. It has 1,360 outlets in Japan, but only 35 in China. However, according to its chief representative in China, sales growth has stalled in Japan due to a declining and aging population. The company is looking to other Asian markets for expansion, which currently make up less than 5% of total revenues. Chinese vice premier Wu Yi predicted China was very likely to overtake Japan as the world’s No 2 goods consumer by 2010. Under WTO accession commitments, international retailers are allowed to do business in China without teaming up with a domestic partner. American retail giant Wal-Mart has 78 stores in China, while the world’s number two retailer, France's Carrefour, has 95.

Japanese retailer to triple stores in China

June 25,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Japan’s largest supermarket retailer Aeon plans to triple its stores in China over the next five years, the Economy Daily reported. It has 1,360 outlets in Japan, but only 35 in China. However, according to its chief representative in China, sales growth has stalled in Japan due to a declining and aging population. The company is looking to other Asian markets for expansion, which currently make up less than 5% of total revenues. Chinese vice premier Wu Yi predicted China was very likely to overtake Japan as the world’s No 2 goods consumer by 2010. Under WTO accession commitments, international retailers are allowed to do business in China without teaming up with a domestic partner. American retail giant Wal-Mart has 78 stores in China, while the world’s number two retailer, French Carrefour, has 95.

Jetion to go public in London

June 18,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Jetion Holdings – a solar power company in China – expects to rake in US$75 million through an initial public offering on London Stock Exchange’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) board, the Shanghai Securities News reported. The company's chairman, who was the former CEO of the UK Atomic Energy Authority and chairman of British utility Viridian Group, declined to set a date for the offering.

Jana and Shenyang Machine reach deal

June 14,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Jana Partners – a hedge fund managed by Barry Rosenstein – purchased a 30% stake in Shenyang Machine Tool, the China Business Herald reported. Jana came to a share transfer agreement with the northeast-based company’s largest shareholder – the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Shenyang. The selling price was not revealed. The deal is still waiting for approval from the central government.

Jinjiang city targets capital markets

June 05,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Private enterprises in Jinjiang city, Fujian province, are under-represented on the country's capital markets. As Economic Information Daily reports, government officials are looking to encourage local firms to cash in on China's surging bourses

Joint ventures sometimes only a brief honeymoon

April 24,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

The experience of Shanghai restaurateur Andy Ho, a Canadian citizen, is sadly not rare; relations with his Chinese partners have gone sour, and they want him out. He believes they are responsible for the frequent power cuts and hired thugs that harass his staff, although his partners deny the charge and the police refuse to comment.

Japan says CNOOC taps its oil

April 12,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

CNOOC has confirmed it is producing gas at the East China Sea Tianwaitian field, despite Japan’s protest.

JPMorgan fund attracts 90 billion yuan in one day

April 12,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Targeted to raise 8 billion yuan, JPMorgan’s China retail fund attracted almost 90 billion yuan, an oversubscription ratio suggesting “new Chinese investors are continuing to enter the market.”

Jinling Hotel Plans A-share Listing

April 02,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Jinling Hotel, a prominent Jiangsu hotel frequented by politicians and business executives, is planning an A-share listing to raise expansion capital, chairman Li Jianwei told China Business News.

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	Jilin confirmed as China’s largest corn producer July 11,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Japanese retailer to triple China stores June 25,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Japan’s largest supermarket retailer Aeon plans to triple its stores in China over the next five years, the Economy Daily reported. It has 1,360 outlets in Japan, but only 35 in China. However, according to its chief representative in China, sales growth has stalled in Japan due to a declining and aging population. The company is looking to other Asian markets for expansion, which currently make up less than 5% of total revenues. Chinese vice premier Wu Yi predicted China was very likely to overtake Japan as the world’s No 2 goods consumer by 2010. Under WTO accession commitments, international retailers are allowed to do business in China without teaming up with a domestic partner. American retail giant Wal-Mart has 78 stores in China, while the world’s number two retailer, France's Carrefour, has 95. Japanese retailer to triple stores in China June 25,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Japan’s largest supermarket retailer Aeon plans to triple its stores in China over the next five years, the Economy Daily reported. It has 1,360 outlets in Japan, but only 35 in China. However, according to its chief representative in China, sales growth has stalled in Japan due to a declining and aging population. The company is looking to other Asian markets for expansion, which currently make up less than 5% of total revenues. Chinese vice premier Wu Yi predicted China was very likely to overtake Japan as the world’s No 2 goods consumer by 2010. Under WTO accession commitments, international retailers are allowed to do business in China without teaming up with a domestic partner. American retail giant Wal-Mart has 78 stores in China, while the world’s number two retailer, French Carrefour, has 95. Jetion to go public in London June 18,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Jetion Holdings – a solar power company in China – expects to rake in US$75 million through an initial public offering on London Stock Exchange’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) board, the Shanghai Securities News reported. The company's chairman, who was the former CEO of the UK Atomic Energy Authority and chairman of British utility Viridian Group, declined to set a date for the offering. Jana and Shenyang Machine reach deal June 14,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Jana Partners – a hedge fund managed by Barry Rosenstein – purchased a 30% stake in Shenyang Machine Tool, the China Business Herald reported. Jana came to a share transfer agreement with the northeast-based company’s largest shareholder – the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Shenyang. The selling price was not revealed. The deal is still waiting for approval from the central government. Jinjiang city targets capital markets June 05,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Private enterprises in Jinjiang city, Fujian province, are under-represented on the country's capital markets. As Economic Information Daily reports, government officials are looking to encourage local firms to cash in on China's surging bourses Joint ventures sometimes only a brief honeymoon April 24,2007 By STAFF EDITOR The experience of Shanghai restaurateur Andy Ho, a Canadian citizen, is sadly not rare; relations with his Chinese partners have gone sour, and they want him out. He believes they are responsible for the frequent power cuts and hired thugs that harass his staff, although his partners deny the charge and the police refuse to comment. Japan says CNOOC taps its oil April 12,2007 By STAFF EDITOR CNOOC has confirmed it is producing gas at the East China Sea Tianwaitian field, despite Japan’s protest. JPMorgan fund attracts 90 billion yuan in one day April 12,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Targeted to raise 8 billion yuan, JPMorgan’s China retail fund attracted almost 90 billion yuan, an oversubscription ratio suggesting “new Chinese investors are continuing to enter the market.” Jinling Hotel Plans A-share Listing April 02,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Jinling Hotel, a prominent Jiangsu hotel frequented by politicians and business executives, is planning an A-share listing to raise expansion capital, chairman Li Jianwei told China Business News. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7	Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR China Central Bank in need of a cash infusion, RMB appreciation to pause Garment makers targeting domestic market outperform exporters Poly Real Estate revenues up 25% YTD Shenyang’s Tiexi district targets alternative energy sector 40% of Chinese private firms target overseas expansion: HSBC BMW to build 2nd plant on mainland Wuhan Optical Valley sets sights on global influence by 2020 XEMC Windpower inks US$46m deal with Datang Power Generation Haima to build 2 150,000-vehicle plants Paper makers team up on eco-friendly plant Go to Complete List >

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