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More than 223,000 Chinese consumers filed complaints on consumer electronics last year, almost double the record in 2008, according to a survey released by www.315ts.net under the China Electronic Chamber of Commerce (CECC).
China's electricity consumption in the first two months grew 26 percent year-on-year to 626.4 billion kWh, People’s Daily reported on Tuesday, citing the National Energy Administration.
China's foreign direct investment (FDI) rose for the seventh consecutive month in a row, albeit at a shade lower than earlier, the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said on Monday.
Most US officials ignore a very important fact: a majority of China's exports to the US are produced by US-funded companies and huge profits go back into American pockets.
Obama is 'playing with fire' over yuan
China trims holdings of US Treasuries
Wen stands firm on yuan
City banks may introduce more strategic investors or raise funds from the capital markets through initial public offerings to better manage their loan concentration and credit risks, sources familiar with the matter told China Daily on Monday.
Guangdong bank aims for IPO next year - source
Bank of China aims to issue new HK shares soon
Agricultural Bank plows ahead
Google China said on Monday that it is complying with regulations to censor search results on its website, although earlier reports said the company plans to stop doing so as negotiations with the government are reportedly at a stalemate.
Bank of China Ltd (BOC) and Temasek Holdings Pte may invest as much as 20 billion yuan ($2.9 billion) to build a rural-banking business in China, said two people with knowledge of the matter.
Shipping companies are diversifying their businesses in a bid to get through an industry downturn triggered by contracting global trade and plunging shipping fees.
Estimates that iron ore contract prices may go up have put further pressure on Chinese steel mills, forcing them to appeal to the government to solve the problem at a national level.
China Shenhua Energy Co, the nation's biggest coal producer, said it's looking to expand output with mergers and acquisitions and has been bidding to develop Mongolia's Tavan Tolgoi deposit.
China's electricity consumption in the first two months grew 26 percent year-on-year to 626.4 billion kWh, People’s Daily reported on Tuesday, citing the National Energy Administration.
China's three major telecom operators have built 325,000 3G base stations and invested up to 160.9 billion yuan ($23 billion) last year, according to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, YICAI.com reported today.
American computer giant Hewlett-Packard has apologized for any inconvenience caused to its consumers due to the quality of its products and services.
US fund house T Rowe Price is in advanced talks to buy a stake in China's biggest asset manager from Citic Securities Co, two sources with direct knowledge of the deal said on Monday.
The nation's top banking regulator said on Monday Chinese banks' involvement in the settlement of stock index futures remains under discussion, but sources indicated that banks are unlikely to participate in such settlement at the initial stage.
BYD Co, the Chinese carmaker backed by Warren Buffett, has given up a plan to mass produce electric cars in China by the middle of this year, the South China Morning Post said.
Japanese automakers' recent product recalls were not only a warning to Chinese homegrown brands not to expand too fast and ignore management and quality control, but also sounded an alarm to China's automobile recall system.
Most US officials ignore a very important fact: a majority of China's exports to the US are produced by US-funded companies and huge profits go back into American pockets.
Obama is 'playing with fire' over yuan
China trims holdings of US Treasuries
Wen stands firm on yuan
The young woman has become a web celebrity with her Haiyan garment factory employing more than 100 staff and a popular online store at Taobao.com, China's largest e-commerce site similar to eBay.
An underground business, that charges companies high fees to delete negative news or posts against them, has been flourishing in the run-up to World Consumer Rights Day today, normally regarded as the most important day to highlight a company's good reputation.
| Name | Value | Change | Time |
| Shanghai | 2,992.84 | +0.53% | Tue |
| Shenzhen | 11,948.76 | +0.38% | Tue |
| HSI | 21,022.93 | -0.27% | Tue |
| NIKKEI | 10,721.71 | -0.28% | Tue |
| Dow | 10,642.15 | +0.26% | Mon |
| Nasdaq | 2,362.21 | -0.23% | Mon |
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