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Economic outlook brightens for China
17 january 2013 The government is likely to keep policies stable in the rest of 2012 Chinese economists bet that the central government may slow the pace of releasing new…
China to promote sustainable development
17 january 2013 SAN JOSE — A Chinese official Thursday expressed here China’s willingness and determination to work with the international community to promote sustainable development. Speaking at the opening…
Reform required for growth
17 january 2013 Beijing will have to make a bigger effort in reform during 2013 to make China’s GDP grow faster than this year’s targeted 7.5 percent, acknowledged a senior…
China continues to see capital account deficit in Q3
17 january 2013 BEIJING — China’s capital and financial account remained in deficit in the third quarter as a result of the global financial crisis and a domestic economic slowdown,…
China’s cautious ok on nuclear bolsters emission-cut efforts
17 january 2013 BEIJING — China has announced its readiness to approve with caution new nuclear power projects, a move that bolsters the government’s resolve to fuel rapid economic growth…
Festival builds bridge between East, West
17 january 2013 Hall Orchestra performs during the Beijing Music Festival. [Photo/China Daily] Music will help to form a bond between China and the West at a time when the…
Chinese shopping habits changing
17 january 2013 A group of new mainstream customers is emerging in China, rapidly advancing in size and purchasing power, the 2012 annual report of Chinese consumers released by Mckinsey…
China passes US as top FDI destination
17 january 2013 China has surpassed the United States for the first time since 2003 as the world’s largest recipient of global foreign direct investment in the first half of…
European investors cool toward China
17 january 2013 Employees work at the DHL North Asia hub in Shanghai. The $175 million investment project was put into operation on July 12. European investment so far this…
Staff members of German companies in China to see slower salary growth
17 january 2013 German companies in China expect an average wage increase of 8.1 percent in 2013, slower than the 10.2-percent expected growth in 2011. This is despite the fact…
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