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Geely, Chery and BYD Copycatting at the Shanghai Auto Show
People gathered around a car in the Geely show space, trying to spot the differences between the car displayed there and a Rolls-Royce.
April 24th,2009
Porsche Panamera a Smash at the Shanghai Auto Show: 19 Sold in 30 Minutes
Porsche's Panamera made a staggering debut at the Shanghai Auto Show on April 19, the shimmering new speedster drawing oohs and aahs from the crowd of wondering onlookers. In the first 30 minutes after its unveiling, 19 personal orders were placed for the model by well-heeled Chinese car buyers.
April 24th,2009
Volkswagen Celebrates Good News at the Shanghai Auto Show, Plans Overtaking Toyota
Volkswagen (VW) CEO Martin Winterkorn admits that he's not patient enough, and always wants to hear the bad news first rather the good news. At the Shanghai Auto Show on April 20, the news was all good.
April 24th,2009
Falling Power Generation in April= China's Economy Still in the Woods
Power generation and consumption is a leading economic indicator, a wind vane for future economic trends. A February bounce in power generation that continued in the first half of March was welcomed by economic policy makers, not least Premier Wen Jiabao, as a sign of recovery. It was, perhaps, a false hope as power generation again declined in late March. China Electricity Regulatory Commission officials predict a 4% decline in power generation in April.
April 24th,2009
Huawei Continued Torrid Growth in 2008 and into 2009
Despite the present deep valley in which the global telecoms industry finds itself due to the financial crisis, the growth of China's telecoms front-runner Huawei refuses to pull up. Figures just released show that Huawei's 2008 global sales income reached $18.33 billion, a leap of 42.7%, year on year. In 2007, sales income had totaled $12.56 billion, up 48% over 2006.
April 24th,2009
China's Top Think Tank Eggs on Creditors to Press US to Protect Their Dollar Assets
The China Center of International Economic Exchanges (CCIEE), China's new top level think tank founded just a month ago, has made its first public presentation, at the Boao Forum for Asia (BFA).
April 21st,2009
China's Steel Industry Squeezed by Declining Demand and Anti-Dumping Threats
China's domestic steel prices have been dropping for ten straight weeks.
April 20th,2009
Premier Wen, State Council Discuss Expanding Stimulus
Private enterprises are still reluctant to invest.
April 17th,2009
China Expected to Release Q1 GDP Growth at 6.1%
The growth rate is not considered too low compared to the fourth quarter, and actually has met expectations.
April 15th,2009
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