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China Raises Mortgage Rates(0)
China raised mortgage rates by 25 basis points on Sunday, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said, the second increase this year, after benchmark interest rates increased on Saturday, reported Sunday’s Reuters. |
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China to Boost Minimum Wage(0)
China plans to increase its minimum wage by at least 20 percent annually in the next five years, more than doubling it by 2015, to increase spending power and consumption, the South China Morning Post said Monday, citing Huang Mengfu, a government adviser. |
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China Will Expand Cross-Border Yuan(0)
China will allow more regions and companies to settle cross-border trade in the yuan and boost offshore usage of the currency, the central bank said Friday, reported Bloomberg. |
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Sohu Q2 China Online Ad Sales(0)
Sohu.com Inc., operator of China?s fourth most-visited Web portal, posted second-quarter profit that beat analysts? estimates, after the company increased online advertising sales, reported Monday’s Bloomberg. |
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The number of Nasdaq listed Chinese companies has reached 145(0)
According to foreign media reports, Gao De software had the initial public offering (IPO) at Nasdaq market which made the number of Nasdaq-listed Chinese companies reach 145. |
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Huayi Brothers invested 149 million yuan to obtain shares of Beijing palm fun Science and Technology(0)
Huayi Brothers released foreign investment announcement, using 148.5 million yuan for shares of Beijing palm fun sicence and technology, that is by shares acquisition and increasing capital to own 22% of the equity. |
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Baidu open up the iPhone input method- SDK For iOS APP developerComments Off
Baidu has announced that they will be free to provide Baidu iPhone input method-SDK for iOS APP developer (Software Development Kit), the developer can be ’embedded’ input in types of APP, so that users under normal circumstance use Baidu input in some relevant application. As the iPhone is not open permission of input method, user |
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China Mobile Challenges Baidu(0)
China Mobile Ltd., the world?s biggest phone carrier by customers, plans to start an Internet-search engine next year, challenging Baidu Inc., as the slowing wireless market leads the company to data services for growth, reported Wednesday’s Bloomberg. |
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Baidu Purchases Boost Search(0)
Baidu Inc., operator of China?s most-popular website, is seeking acquisitions that would strengthen its search service or add to it, Chief Executive Officer Robin Li said, reported Thursday’s Bloomberg. |
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Tencent Buys Google Social Networking(0)
China’s largest Internet company Tencent Holdings Ltd has bought a Google-backed Chinese social networking company for more than $60 million, the China Business News reported on Tuesday. |
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Video Tudou 50 Million(0)
Chinese online-video website Tudou.com said it raised $50 million in its latest round of financing, the bulk of which is an investment from Singapore’s state-owned investment firm, Temasek Holdings Pte. Ltd., reported Wednesday’s Dow Jones. |
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Chinese SNS: Perish Before Old(0)
These days, almost all Chinese SNS sites seem losing their momentum to grow, especially compared with their American counterpart – Facebook.com |
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Youku CEO said: ‘Video industry is take off the hat of burning money’(0)
A large-scale video website should across at least three ’100 million’ thresholds to be successful: the threshold of more than 100 million yuan capital investment; the threshold of more than 100 million video traffic; thresholds of advertising revenue exceeded 100 million yuan. |
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China accepted WTO ruling allowing joint ventures to distribute music online(0)
US and China said that China agreed to abide by World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling, would by March 19 2011 to further open up entertainment product market. |
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You Shi net: business SNS minority(0)
In today’s white-collar workplace population in the United States, if you do not have a LinkedIn business card, you are maybe out. |
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Shanda Games Sales May Fall(0)
Shanda Games Ltd., China?s second- biggest operator of online games, said sales may fall for a second straight quarter as the company struggles to boost demand for some of its titles, reported Thursday’s Bloomberg. |
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NetEase Second-Quarter Profit Rises 3.8%(0)
NetEase.com Inc., China?s third-biggest online games provider, said second-quarter profit rose 3.8 percent after the company added players by introducing new titles and upgrades, reported Wednesday’s Bloomberg. |
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China Clamps Online Gaming Market(0)
Web users in China will have to register their names before playing games online as part of the nation’s first official set of rules governing the booming market, reported Wednesday?s China Daily. |
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EBay Cross-border Trades(0)
San Jose-based eBay, the owner of e-commerce sites and the PayPal payment service, plans to focus on exports and cross-border trades involving China instead of competing in the domestic market, Chief Executive Officer John Donahoe said Friday, reported Bloomberg. |
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Alibaba Buy Auctiva(0)
China’s largest e-commerce company, Alibaba.com Ltd, made its second U.S. acquisition in as many months and its chief executive said on Tuesday he was working on more deals to fuel global growth, reported Tuesday’s Reuters. |
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Alibaba.com Eyeing Acquisitions(0)
Chinese online business platform operator Alibaba.com Ltd. expects to announce more strategic partnerships, including acquisitions, in the next few quarters to build its new wholesale e-commerce platform, Chief Executive David Wei said Tuesday, reported Dow Jones. |
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