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Forget plastic tat, give a gift that will last
15 January 2013 So what are you planning on buying the child or grandchild in your life this Christmas? A games console maybe? Well, what about something less here today…
China targeted by 72 trade probes in 2012
15 january 2013 Chinese exports were targeted by a total of 72 trade investigations in 2012, according to China’s General Administration of Customs. Trade protectionism is prevalent globally and the…
Vegetable prices on the rise in Jan
15 january 2013 Vegetable prices kept increasing in the first 10 days of January compared with the last 10 days of December, while meat prices edged up, according to China’s…
How do I: Improve my credit rating?
15 January 2013 A poor credit rating can mean a life of refused loans and credit cards and expensive current accounts. But there is no reason for your credit rating…
Pollution may make economy stumble
15 january 2013 As a number of cities try to clear the air, specialists in Beijing warn that the pollution and emergency responses to reduce it could damage the economy…
Foreign capital quotas set for major increase
15 january 2013 A major increase in overseas capital will be allowed into the domestic A-share market, China’s top securities regulator said in Hong Kong on Monday. The A-share quota…
Government refuses to cut high charges
15 January 2013 Debt campaigners hit out at the government this week after it ignored calls to cap excessive interest rates on credit cards and payday loans. The Department for…
China’s H2 GDP growth to quicken: DB
15 january 2013 BEIJING – Deustche Bank forecast on Monday that the annual growth of China’s gross domestic product will quicken to 8.5 percent in the second half of 2013,…
GDP growth may drive up prices and cut trade surplus
15 january 2013 The rebound in China’s economic growth is likely to have driven up the GDP growth rate to 7.7 percent in 2012 and it will be higher than…
Search for skilled workers moves inland
15 january 2013 Shift from coastal regions creates vacancies in central, western China China’s fast-developing economy is thirsty for talent, with skilled workers required by almost every industry. The nation’s…
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