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Vice-Minister of Commerce Yi Xiaozhun on Friday sounded his "strong dissatisfaction" following an announcement from the United States that it will impose massive "anti-dumping" charges on steel pipes imported from China.
China's Ministry of Commerce Friday branded the United States imposition of anti-dumping duties on Chinese oil well pipes as protectionist and vowed to take measures to protect US domestic interests.
China's Ministry of Commerce said Friday it had launched anti-dumping, anti-subsidy investigations into US-made off-road vehicles and sedans with engine displacements of 2.0 liters and above.
Soft-spoken William Ding, founder of online gaming giant NetEase.com, feels as comfortable on the farm with his pigs as he does in the boardroom.
China's banking regulatory body has asked city commercial banks, among the biggest issuers of loans in recent months, to further control credit risks, the China Securities Journal said on Friday.
The ChiNext Index, China's start-up board for small and medium-sized enterprises to raise capital, dived Friday following two days of rebound.
Chinese equities closed higher on Friday. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 8.98 points, or 0.28 percent, to close at 3,164.04.
China's leading refineries will raise their crude processing mildly in November to a record high as signs of recovering demand are piling up while a widely-expected fuel price hike nears.
Dow Chemical Co and Shenhua Group, China's largest coal miner, will reportedly move ahead with their planned $10 billion coal-to-chemical project in Shaanxi province after a delay of at least one year.
Privately-run Chinese carrier Juneyao Airlines will start preparing for its initial public offering later this year, raising as much as 2 billion yuan ($293 million), a senior executive at its parent firm said on Thursday.
The China Advertising Association publicly condemned 58 illegal infomercials on Sept 25 after an investigation by the State Administration of Industry and Commerce.
Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd Chairman Li Ka-shing is buying more shares in the property developer, the worst-performing stock this year among Hong Kong's five biggest real-estate companies.
| Name | Value | Change | Time |
| Shanghai | +1.25% | Tue | 3,235.36 |
| Shenzhen | +1.42% | Tue | 13,677.72 |
| HSI | +1.34% | Tue | 22,113.15 |
| NIKKEI | +2.43% | Tue | 9,572.20 |
| Dow | +0.34% | Mon | 10,344.80 |
| Nasdaq | +0.29% | Mon | 2,144.60 |
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