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Merkel urges dialogue to solve EU-China solar dispute
17 January 2013 BERLIN — German Chancellor Angela Merkel reaffirmed Monday that her position after the European Commission launched an anti-dumping investigation against China solar companies that the issue should…
Barclays cuts China GDP growth forecast
17 January 2013 Barclays cut its forecast on China’s GDP growth to 7.5 percent this year from its original 7.9 percent estimate because of the weak August data, the investment…
OEM firms eye domestic market
17 January 2013 At a trade show meant to promote domestic sales of products, exhibitors from the processing industry expressed determination to succeed in their home market, although they had…
Arab oil firms go prospecting in Chinese market
17 January 2013 Now is the perfect time for China and Arab League countries to cooperate more in the oil and gas sector as the development of shale gas in…
Profits continue to decline at China’s SOEs
17 January 2013 BEIJING — Profits at China’s state-owned enterprises have continued a downward trend, declining 12.8 percent year-on-year to 1.38 trillion yuan ($219 billion) in the first eight months…
Beijing ready to go toll-free
17 January 2013 Beijing joined a number of regions to scrap toll charges on highways and airport expressways during one of the longest-ever eight-day National Day holidays, which starts Sept…
Green fingers and green houses
17 January 2013 A growing number of people have taken to “urban farming” in the wake of a series of food safety scandals. And, as He Na reports from Beijing,…
EU trade deficit with China down in H1
17 January 2013 BRUSSELS — The first six months of 2012 saw some decrease of EU trade deficit with China due to continued growth in export, said a report issued…
Global economic woes mire China in trade rows
17 January 2013 It’s a familiar turn of events: When the global economy worsens, trade disputes become more common, especially those targeting goods that are “made in China”. An…
Global economic woes mire China in trade rows
17 January 2013 It’s a familiar turn of events: When the global economy worsens, trade disputes become more common, especially those targeting goods that are “made in China”. An…
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