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China boosts investment in grassroots healthcare
16 January 2013 China has made a great effort to nurture qualified grassroots healthcare workers, the Minister of Health said on Thursday. “The central government invested 450 million yuan ($721…
Non-manufacturing sector growth up in Oct
16 January 2013 BEIJING – The Purchasing Managers Index of China’s non-manufacturing sector was 55.5 percent in October, up 1.8 percentage points from September, new data has showed. The PMI,…
Have work, need help
16 January 2013 For Wu Jianmin, the lack of human resources is the biggest challenge when it comes to the overseas expansion of a company. “Despite the economic slowdown in…
Structural tax cuts to benefit more small businesses
16 January 2013 BEIJING- As China opened a new round of expansion of its taxation reform, more small enterprises will get benefited and valuable experience will be provided for future…
Yuan’s significance rises since financial crisis: experts
16 january 2013 WASHINGTON — The Chinese yuan has increasingly become a reference currency for emerging markets in East Asia against the backdrop of an economic crisis in the West,…
China’s tax revenue surges in past decade
16 January 2013 BEIJING- China’s tax revenues have increased steadily for nearly a decade as the country’s economy boomed, according to data released by the State Administration of Taxation on…
Debt level nears intl warning level: report
16 january 2013 China’s debt level may be approaching the international warning level, a report by a think tank under China’s cabinet said on Monday. By the end of…
Canton Fair sees declining participants, turnover
16 January 2013 GUANGZHOU – The 112th session of the Canton Fair, China’s largest trade fair, witnessed a decline in both participants and turnover, according to the event’s closing news…
Japan logs record trade feficit on tumbled exports to China, Europe
16 january 2013 Japan logged a record trade deficit for the April-September half-year, as sovereign debt troubles in Europe coupled with rising tensions with China over a territorial dispute caused…
China’s slowdown ‘beneficial’: Expert
16 january 2013 A former adviser to the central bank says that the current economic slowdown in China is doing more good than harm. Li Daokui, who is now a…
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