Government Updates
China's largest oilfield to maintain crude output
China's largest oilfield Daqing aims to produce 400 million tons of crude in the next 10 years, according to officials with the oilfield.
China to open overseas investment fair in November
The first China Overseas Investment Fair would be held from November 3 to November 4, which aims to facilitate domestic companies to make overseas investment.
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Read moreChina's PMI of manufacturing sector rebounds above 50% in March
The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) of China's manufacturing sector rose for the fourth straight month in March to 52.4 percent, up 3.4 percentage points from a month earlier, the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing (CFLP) announced Thursday.
Automotive Data Processing completes ChinaLink deal
US-based Automotive Data Processing (ADP) announced yesterday it had completed the acquisition of a majority stake in ChinaLink Professional Services, a Shanghai-based human resources outsourcing (HRO) provider, despite the gloomy employment outlook facing China as a result of the global economic slowdown.
Beijing caution sinks BOC's French deal
Bank of China's plan to buy a stake in a French private bank has collapsed after it tried to renegotiate the purchase price on the orders of the Chinese government.
ADB expands trade finance programme to counter slump in exports
The Asian Development Bank has agreed a significant expansion of its trade finance programme, to generate up to $15bn in support through until 2013 to help to counter an export slump that has been exacerbated by the lending difficulties of commercial banks.
Central bank tightens control on credit cards
A top official of the People's Bank of China has asked financial institutions across the country to "carefully check the applicant's identity and their previous credit records before issuing them credit cards".
China NDRC likely to raise coal prices 4 pct
The National Development and Reform Commission is likely to raise contractual coal prices for 2009 by 4 percent in an effort to solve the coal-power industry contradiction, according to Guangzhou South China Coal Trading Center.