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Foreign firms in China: Youre still welcome
THE bosses of foreign firms with operations in China grumble that their lives have got harder of late. China used to be a frontier market offering endless double-digit growth. Officials put out the welcome mat, and were open to wining and dining. Regulators were no more bothersome than in other ...
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China to Finance Petrochemical Projects in Iran
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Il tessile corre più della moda
Ecco un bilancio sul settore della manifattura in Italia e all’estero su dati dell’anno appena trascorso. È sorprendente eppure c’é stato il sorpasso del tessile sulla moda. Secondo i dati del Sistema Moda Italia (Smi) il tessile ha registrato una variazione percentuale, nel periodo gennaio – settembre 2014, di +4,5% contro il 4,1%dell’abbigliamento. Se da un lato questo miglioramento ...
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Richemont Sales Dented in Asia
Richemont reported lower-than-expected growth over the holiday season as difficult trading conditions in Hong Kong and other parts of Asia triggered a significant decline in the region.
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SMEs need partners in Asean market
Although Vietnam and Cambodia have opened their doors to all foreign investors ahead of Asean Economic Community (AEC) integration, Thai businesses, especially SMEs, face several obstacles to penetrate the market, a consulting firm says.
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China allows full foreign ownership of e-commerce firms in Shanghai FTZ -Xinhua
Foreign investors previously required a Chinese joint-venture partner to operate an e-commerce firm in the highly competitive market
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Tesla China Sales Declined Significantly, CEO Says
Tesla Motors Chief Executive Elon Musk said sales of its electric cars in China declined significantly in the last quarter of last year, largely due to misperceptions among Chinese consumers about charging.
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Chinas December trade beats expectations but concerns linger
December trade surplus weighs in at $49.6b as US demand offsetts weakness in Europe and bargain-hunting in commodities puts floor under sliding imports
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Chinas annual auto sales surpasses 23 million but growth slows
China’s auto sales exceeded 23 million vehicles last year, an industry group said, but annual growth halved from 2013 as a weaker economy took its toll on the world’s biggest car market. Sales rose 6.9 percent, or by 1.51 million vehicles, to 23.49 million, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers ...
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China 2014 trade surplus up 45.9%
China's trade surplus rose 45.9% to 2.35 trillion yuan (around $380 billion) last year, the government announced Tuesday, but the world's second-largest economy missed its target for annual trade growth.
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China misses trade growth target
Rise of 3.4% falls short of 7.5% goal with GDP data also set to disappoint
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China trade balance beats forecasts
CHINA’S trade surplus came in ahead of forecasts in December, on the back of better-than-expected exports and imports.
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Volvo to Export Sedan Made in China to the U.S.
The company, which a Chinese tycoon bought from Ford in 2010, said it would ship 1,500 to 2,000 S60 Inscriptions to America this year.
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China 2014 auto sales beat 23m, but growth slows
Sales rose 6.9%, or 1.51m vehicles, to 23.49m, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers said
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Foreign cars surge ahead in China
Domestic makers blame poor sales performance on economic slowdown
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China Car Sales Slow
Chinas passenger car sales rose 9.9% last year, a marked slowdown from 2013, providing the latest signal of uncertainty for the worlds largest automobile market.
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Japan jostles with rivals for Asean trade
Tokyo seeks deal on direct flights to Cambodia and Laos in effort to boost bilateral business ties
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Western Australia's mining boom ebbs along with China's economy
Joe Norton, a large man with a sun-burnt face, digs into a plate full of beef, potatoes, carrots and Brussels sprouts at Searipple, a mobile-home camp in Australia's western frontier.
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China Tells Sony to Hold PS4 Sales
The sale of Sonys PlayStation 4 videogame consoles in China was delayed following a request from the authorities to make an adjustment to the business plan, the head of the companys game division said.
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Chinas Xi woos Latin America with $250b investments
Chona plans to invest the amount over the next 10 years as part of a drive to boost Chinas influence in a region long dominated by the US
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China Starts Enforcing Tax Law for Citizens Working Abroad
A longtime law, widely ignored, requires individuals and companies to pay domestic taxes on income earned outside the country.