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The global economic downturn has not affected the personal wealth of the rich in China that continued to expand this year and also opened up more opportunities for private bankers.

Chinese entrepreneurs yesterday swarmed the China Central Television building to splurge tens of billions of yuan on the network's prime-time advertising slots for next year.

Offshore markets bet on hefty yuan gains over the next year even after the Chinese government rebuffed calls for the currency to rise.

It's easy to say that the weather in Beijing dictates against keeping fit but it's hard to avoid sports being thrust in one's face all over the city.

US oil major ExxonMobil is increasing both onshore and offshore oil products supply to China, as the market is becoming more critically important.

Biz Unusual

Cutting off criminal channels

The China Advertising Association publicly condemned 58 illegal infomercials on Sept 25 after an investigation by the State Administration of Industry and Commerce.

'Mistress forced me to take bribes'

Fired up about trash crisis

B-School fees skyrocket

Black-money tricksters caught in Beijing

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Newsmaker

Li hikes stake in holding firm

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.

Student entrepreneurs get support amid bleak job market

Stars shine brighter with EMBA

GSK may shift some Relenza manufacturing to mainland

Consulting firms eye China's IPO chances

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Major Markets
Name Value Change Time
Shanghai +1.06% Wed 3,269.75
Shenzhen +0.86% Wed 13,800.50
HSI +0.80% Wed 22,289.57
NIKKEI +0.38% Wed 9,608.94
Dow +1.23% Tue 10471.58
Nasdaq +1.46% Tue 2,175.81