• Fortune: result of selection of top 100 Chinese listed companies published
  
• Shopping Festival generates 1.5 billion dollars for HK
  
• China to sell $1.6 bln dollar and euro bonds
  
• Mobile phone export value of China doubled in January-July
  
• Textile production to remain strong
  
• Chemicals trader posts net increase
  
• Chemicals trader posts net increase
  
• Investment firm drafts ambitious blueprint
  
• Chinese cars make inroads abroad
  
• Foreign investors moving northward
  
• CITIC plans stake acquisition
  
• Japan Tobacco Inc withdraws from Xiamen
  
• Foreign publishers eager to tap Chinese market
  
• Bayer pumping money into new facilities
  
• Firms discuss cross-border gas pipeline
  
• Xiali net earnings plunge 80% in 1st six months
  
• China Gas to increase its stake in five ventures
  
• GDP to grow 9% in 2004, 7.5% in 2005: IMF
  
• Airlines eyes northwest, Central Asia
  
• Russia to continue exporting crude oil to China
  
• Global steel giants establish auto steel sheet JV in Shanghai
  
• Beijing¡®s foreign trade hits record high for sixth months
  
• NPL reduction still a major concern
  
• Report: Agricultural situation improves
  
• July retail sales grows by 13.5% in Beijing
  
• Shanghai Automotive posts growing profits
  
• Insurers allowed to use forex for overseas investment
  
• Foreign investment opportunities in NE. China
  
• Overseas investment soars in NE China
  
• Capital investment of China continues to grow
  
• Contracted foreign investment tops $1 trillion in China
  
• HK GDP leaps 6.8% in Q1
  
• Fixed asset investment grows 31.1%
  
• 3m vehicles produced in 1st 7 months
  
• Chinese economy grows 9.69 pct in 1st half, revised GDP figure show
  
• Crop trade deficit recorded for 1st time
  
• Better auto financing vital, but not a cure
  
• Cartoon industry open to private investors
  
• Cosco Pacific to bolster container business
  
• Companies encouraged to invest in Malaysia

• Shanghai pours billions into pillar industries
  
• Foreign capital infiltrates into China
  
• Securities firms brewing innovation
  
• Baosteel eyes giant of 50mln tons production capacity by 2010
  
• HK official optimistic about textile, clothes sector
  
• Chang¡®an to issue US$133m new shares
  
• Coke price down by 1/4 in Shanxi Province
  
• Shenzhen may launch open-ended funds soon
  
• China to open publications wholesale market
  
• Semiconductor sector grows quickly
  
• Sino-Australia Free trade talks to begin next year
  
• Biz Weekly Highlights: Upgrading:it takes, but is worth, time
  
• Chances and challenges of M&A of SOEs for foreign capital
  
• Tibetan medicine industry developing steadily
  
• Venture capital lukewarm to biotech sector
  
• Dell exits low-End China consumer PC market
  
• Chinese IT industry to embrace ¡°golden years¡±
  
• Private businesses booming in Zhejiang
  
• GM to begin making Cadillacs in China
  
• HKEx focus on mainland market promotion
  
• HK insurance industry stable but overcrowded
  
• Vaccines firm makes inroads in China
  
• Health food, TCM show strong potential
  
• Health food, TCM show strong potential
  
• Oil price may pose threat to economy
  
• Publishing market opens wider
  
• China takes measures to curb price rise
  
• R&D centres draw firms closer to clients
  
• Aluminium producers face plight
  
• Foreign insurance giants speed up entry
  
• Private funds to enter airline industry
  
• Retail sales of China rise 13.2% in July
  
• China to cut coke output by 20 pct in 2005
  
• Beijing sees sharp foreign trade rise in Jan-July period
  
• OCT likely to go for overall listing
  
• Trading firms facing fierce competition
  
• European travel giant Gullivers enters China
  
• China develops 1st IPV6 router for Internet
  
• Huge room for China to develop containers
  
• Media firm revenue rises 63% from China

• Robust trade growth offers mixed picture
  
• Interest rate hike remains uncertain
  
• Standards to set out retail guidelines
  
• Sino-Russian WTO Trade Pact Likely In Sept
  
• Sony shifts its hope to China from India
  
• Airbus pays special attention to Chinese market
  
• FDI from developing grows rapidly, says UN
  
• Shengli Oil Field adds 100 million ton verified deposits annually
  
• S. China city sees continued growth in trade volume
  
• Mainland companies raise 46 bln US dollars by HK IPO
  
• JP Morgan Chase: Chinese economy in fast track of soft landing
  
• China hi-tech exports up 58.3 percent in January-July
  
• MoneyGram digs into biz in China
  
• AVIVA-COFCO links with Beijing agency
  
• Job market improves in first half year
  
• Guangzhou posts US$22.55b in foreign trade
  
• Shanda, Kongzhong revenue growth soars
  
• Central bank predicts rises in house prices
  
• China to import less soybean in 2004-2005
  
• Trading surplus up for third month
  
• OPEC mulls output increase by year end: report
  
• China targets medical equipment for government procurement
  
• China-ASEAN agriculture trade on fast track
  
• Cyberport brings HK government 214 mln US dollars revenue
  
• HK foreign currency reserve stands at 118 bln USD in July
  
• Labor shortage emerges in Guangdong
  
• DaimlerChrysler plans sales drive in China
  
• Survey: China steps into ¡°credit card era¡±
  
• Future of private funds pondered
  
• China enhances trademark administration
  
• China revises listing of top 30 commercial chain stores
  
• Production value of Chinese construction industry up 27.5 pct first half year
  
• Exports of HKto surge 12 percent
  
• Chinese door now wide-open for foreign banks
  
• AIG to open fund management joint venture
  
• Xiamen seeks funds for port construction
  
• Chain stores contribute to Beijing economy
  
• Optimistic economic outlook for 2004
  
• PetroChina goes solo on gas line project
  
• Individual income tax tops US$10b in 1st half

• GM obtains approval for auto finance
  
• Environmental industry booms
  
• EU becomes leading trade partner with Hunan province
  
• First half year witnessed an increase in agricultural products export
  
• Biz Weekly Highlights: the power, freedom and responsibilities
  
• Experts call for stronger guidance to foreign investment
  
• Crude oil import of China to break 100 mln tons this year
  
• China moves to tackle deeper problems in economy
  
• Hospitals may open to private investment
  
• UPS plans setting up hub in China
  
• Volkswagen ranks first in July sales
  
• Logitech to expand China market
  
• HSBC confirms 19.9% stake in Chinese bank
  
• Lucky Film profits shrink
  
• Dubious move to block Chinese imports
  
• Sina shows sharp rise in profit
  
• Foreign trade of China expected to top 1,000 billion US dollars
  
• Chinese township businesses report 13.8 percent profit growth
  
• Commodity market growing steadily
  
• Urban employment gains first increase
  
• Retail sales to exceed US$605b this year
  
• First steel import decrease recorded in China
  
• Steel investment growth slows down
  
• Tobacco scheme approval denied
  
• TCL, Alcatel to set up joint venture
  
• 2004 GDP Rise May Surpass 7% - Xinhua
  
• Big Brewers Find China Attractive Again
  
• IPO of China Netcom Can Fly Without PCCW Deal
  
• How to view the near-double-digit fast growth
  

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• Economy of China not overheated in general: expert
  
• Foreign cigarette maker to enter China market
  
• Quarterly growth slowing slightly
  
• Agreement ends rebates for chip makers
  
• Mercedes-Benz focuses on the Chinese market
  
• Demand for oil products expected to continue momentum in second half
  
• Top firms debut at capital auto show
  
• Japanese car firms happy in Guangzhou
  
• China builds towards a digital future
  
• Beer market is heating up
  
• Car brands need loyal buyers

• TechTarget, ChinaByte deal to renew interest in sector
  
• No need to raise RMB interest rates for now
  
• Bank of China sells US$1.7b of 10-year bonds
  
• China Netcom May Set Up New Firm
  
• Economy of Shanghai Performs Well
  
• New Aviation Sector Awaits Competition
  
• Tobacco Sector Reports Steady Growth
  
• Fluctuations Cause Concern
  
• UBS plans to invest US$200m more in China
  
• Focus On Capital Outflows In Future Policies
  
• Unclear Outlook of Textile-Stocks
  
• Government To Overhaul Oil Price Mechanism
  
• Consumers in China Embrace Low-Tech Mobile Phones
  
• China June Industry Output Growth Tipped To Slow
  
• Inflation and Employment of China
  
• Real Gross Domestic Product of China
  
• Chinese State Bank Draws Protest
  
• Rising Unemployment Challenge of China
  
• Sino-US trade relations hit rough patch
  
• Ministry battles telecom price wars in China
  
• China Experiences A Renaissance In Tea Culture
  
• CHINA WATCH: Shanghai Forges Neon Rival To Times Square
  
• Chinese Want Rate Hike; Might Not Cool Spending
  
• Energy Crisis of China Sends Pollution Across Asia
  
• Why do Chinese enterprises ignore Internet?

• Figures: top 10 trading provinces in China
  
• Figures: trade of mainland China with major partners in Asia
  
• Top 10 trade partners of mainland China
  
• WTO Commitments on Banking Industry
  
• Introduction to Foreign Investment in the Banking Industry
  
• Tenth Five-Year Plan of Banking Industry and its Development
  
• Shanghai consumes record high in power