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Ma regains rich list top spot

[2015-02-03 07:57]

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd Chairman Jack Ma regained his spot as Asia's richest person on the back of a higher valuation for the company's finance affiliate ahead of a stock sale that will also create a dozen new billionaires.

S. Korean move leaves garlic farmers fuming

[2015-02-03 07:57]

Garlic exporters in Lanling county of Shandong province have been urged to search for new buyers after South Korea's Agro-Fisheries Trade Corp rejected shipments from the region last month, even as the local government vowed to take legal action against the move.

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[2015-02-03 07:57]

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Quotes of the day

[2015-02-03 07:57]

Mobile energy road to future

[2015-02-03 07:57]

Privately held renewables company Hanergy Holding Group Ltd announced on Monday that it will develop a totally solar-powered car that can go into commercial production in October.

Hanergy seeks to reassure on sales, finances

[2015-02-03 07:57]

Hanergy Thin Film Power Group Ltd, the Chinese solar-equipment manufacturer whose market value surged to $19 billion within a two-month period, downplayed a report in the UK's Financial Times newspaper that questioned how it reports sales.

Okay Airways first to operate long-range B737s

[2015-02-03 07:57]

Tianjin-based Okay Airways on Monday became the first carrier to operate the Boeing 737-900ER (extended range) aircraft in China, after it took the delivery from the US company.

Singapore exchange increases presence in China market

[2015-02-03 07:57]

Singapore Exchange Ltd, Southeast Asia's biggest bourse, will hire more people in China as it seeks to sell more of its products in Asia's largest equities market, Chief Executive Officer Magnus Bocker said.

Diving right in

[2015-02-02 07:12]

Chinese companies are increasingly investing in the United Kingdom's infrastructure sector, with the potential to invest 105 billion pounds ($170 billion) in the energy, property and transport sectors by 2025.

Fact file

[2015-02-02 07:12]

From 2014 to 2025, a total of 105 billion pounds ($170 billion) of Chinese investment could flow into UK infrastructure and real estate sectors, including 43.5 billion pounds into energy infrastructure, 19 billion pounds into transport and other infrastructure, and 36 billion pounds into real estate.

Africans' fatter wallets shift focus of bilateral trade

[2015-02-02 07:12]

As Africa presses on with industrialization and urbanization, it is buying more of the machinery and consumer goods from China that it needs to make these two things happen.

Drinks sector suffers New Year hangover

[2015-02-02 07:12]

Baijiu industry takes greatest hit from crackdown on extravagance

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