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The Guangxi Beibu Gulf Port's handling capacity is expected to reach 100 million tons by the end of this year, a year ahead of schedule, according to a news conference held last Friday on the production and construction of the Beibu Gulf.
The contraction in economic growth for Shanghai has accelerated the pace of restructuring among Shanghai State-owned enterprises.
The 2nd Chengdu Financial Street Development Forum and West China New Capital Summit will be held in the capital of Sichuan Province on July 23.
Newly revealed economic data indicates Fujian’s economy is making a turn for the better and becoming more stable, with overall performance gradually picking up.
The latest data reveals Xiamen’s economy is gradually improving, with signs of recovery in industry, foreign trade and other sectors.
The Fuzhou branches of ICBC, ABC, BOC and China CITIC Bank have implemented changes to tighten the "two sets of mortgages" policy. The new policy will change the ratio of the lowest down payment to 40% and the lending rate to 1.1 times the benchmark interest rate.
The First National Orienteering Gymkhana kicked off in Hongya county in Sichuan province on July 11.
Promotion campaigns for the 6th China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) were held recently in Philippines's Cebu and Thailand's Chiang Mai reportedly with strong attendance, according to the Chi CAEXPO Secretariat.
The annual China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) held in Guangxi has become “a window, opportunity and bridge” for Thailand and China to deepen cooperation, said Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva of Thailand during a recent interview to CCTV.
Nearly 500 world's top electronics enterprises are taking part in the 2009 China International Consumer Electronics Exhibition held in Qingdao.
China launched its first Indonesia-China Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone (ICCZ) Wednesday in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia.
"Our strategic focus this year is on Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin, in that order," a company executive said after results of the auction were announced.In the past several years, Greenland has invested in projects across 30 cities in 19 provinces from Heilongjiang's Mudanjiang city to the northeast China and Sichuan's Chengdu to the west, according to the company's website.