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China adjusts lending rates cap to boost economy
China discards lending rates to allow financing institutions more freedom in packaging their lending rates.
Hutchison Whampoa plans to sell ParknShop
Hutchison Whampoa Limited conducts strategic review for the ParknShop sale. Hutchison Whampoa Limited announced that they are in the midst of conducting a strategic review on the possible sale of its Hong Kong supermarket chain ParknShop.
G20 concerned with US Fed, China, and Japan
Participants of the G20 summit held recently in Moscow expressed concerns regarding US Fed, China, and Japan.
Emerging economies in fear of Fed and China slowdown
Emerging economies are set for a wake-up call as FED decisions and the China economy slowdown affects economic growth.
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Neuberger Berman announced the launch of a new fund where it plans to invest in the Greater China Region.
Beijing Enterprises Water Group Ltd. would purchase Standard Water Ltd.'s two project units for CNY1.35 billion as it expands further in China.
NEC Corp's talks with Lenovo Group Ltd. was stalled due to disagreements on majority proprietorship and patents.
China intend to develop seven latest gas fields worth US4.9 billion in the East China Sea, a territory claimed by Japan.
Aviva Plc watched out for default red flags as US$112 billion of all the kinds of bonds matures during China's crackdown.
GlaxoSmithKline Plc's 20% increase in sales was currently in focus due to Public Security Ministry's accusations on bribery and sexual favors.
The US and China agree on parameters as to intellectual property and trade secrets. The concerns on cyber theft of intellectual property as well as trade secrets were acknowledged by both the United States and China.
China gets US $44.4 million funding for a housing project. Century Bridge Capital entered into a joint venture agreement with Coastal Greenland Limited after investing US $44.
Tencent and other Internet company in China led the highest close of the telecommunication industry in Hang Seng index since 2004
Chinese Securities Regulatory Commission allowed Alibaba to expand its capital for the online loan enterprise.




