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Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co said it will "move fast" on General Motors Co's Saab unit after its partner scrapped a bid for the Swedish automaker.
In the latest anti-dumping case against China, the executive body of the EU will submit a proposal this week to extend the duration of taxes on exports of Chinese as well as Vietnamese leather shoes, according to an unnamed Ministry of Commerce official.
Chinese stocks rose, rebounding from the biggest weekly loss in three months, after the government pledged to maintain stimulus policies next year.
Sands China Ltd, controlled by billionaire Sheldon Adelson, tumbled as much as 15 percent on its first day of trading in Hong Kong after Dubai World's possible default hurt investor confidence.
Total receipts of Hong Kong's insurance industry in 2008 decreased significantly by 40 percent year-on-year, mainly due to the decline in life insurance business, statistical authorities said on Monday.
Macao registered a trade deficit of 23.26 billion patacas ($2.94 billion) in the first ten months of 2009, an increase of 4.2 percent over the same period of last year, according to the figures released on Monday by the region's Statistics and Census Service (DSEC).
Cell phone giant China Mobile has frozen contracts with its mobile Internet partners in order to stem criticism that pornography was being sold through its network.
The number of applicants of postgraduate studies has hit an all-time high, according to the Ministry of Education, as the job market recovers at a sluggish pace.
The government has started a global charm offensive aimed at getting more consumers to reach for "Made in China" products.
China welcomed the European Commission's (EC) pledge to provide up to 57 million euros to a joint near-zero emissions coal (NZEC) project, according to a joint statement issued by China and the European Union (EU) Monday.
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 | -0.58% | Thur | 3,250.83 |
| Shenzhen | -0.64% | Thur | 13,712.17 |
| HSI | +0.80% | Wed | 22,289.57 |
| NIKKEI | +3.84% | Thur | 9,977.67 |
| Dow | -0.18% | Wed | 10,452.68 |
| Nasdaq | +0.42% | Wed | 2,185.03 |
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