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China's economy has ability to recover from slowdown: experts (from www.lawinfochina.com)

yours | 06 November, 2008 17:02

(Xinhua)Experts attending a think tank strategic dialogue at the ongoing China-ASEAN Expo have shown confidence in China's steady economic growth despite the extensive downturn in the world economy.China's gross domestic product (GDP) grew 9.9 percent during the first three quarters of this year, 2.3 percentage points lower than the same period of last year, the National Bureau of Statistics said Monday. China's GDP has grown with an annual average 10.6 percent since 2003. (More)

Beverage markets await decision on Coca Cola deal (from www.lawinfochina.com)

yours | 08 September, 2008 13:33

By Zhou Yan (China Daily)

The Coca-Cola Company's $2.3 billion bid for premier juice maker China Huiyuan Juice may help the US company achieve dominance in China's beverage market. But analysts remain skeptical because of the many hurdles that could threaten to rock the marriage. (More)

Central bank helps money-laundering crackdown (from www.lawinfochina.com)

yours | 08 September, 2008 13:23

(Xinhua)

China's central bank said on Thursday it helped police uncover 89 money-laundering cases involving 28.8 billion yuan ($4.2 billion) last year. (More)

Traders hurt by new e-commerce regulations(from www.lawinfochina.com)

yours | 08 September, 2008 12:19

By Chen Xiaorong (China Daily)

Xixi has to close her small but lucrative online shop on Taobao.com and is clearing stock by offering a large discount on all items.


The university student, who uses Xixi as an online name, is adhering to new e-commerce regulations that came into effect on Aug 1 in Beijing, which stipulates that online stores must now provide information such as a registered business address. (More)

Food safety law debate goes on(from www.lawinfochina.com)

yours | 28 August, 2008 11:35

By Zhu Zhe (China Daily)

The Ministry of Health has been given primary responsibility for food safety supervision under the latest draft of the legislation that was yesterday submitted for its second reading to the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee. (More)

China mulls expansion of insider trading ban (from www.lawinfochina.com)

yours | 28 August, 2008 11:33

(Xinhua)

Employees of financial institutes who take advantage of non-public information for personal gains in trading will face criminal prosecution, according to the draft amendment to the Criminal Law submitted to China's top legislature Monday. (More)
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