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Telegraph.co.ukChina's Credit Bubble About to Implode: Fitch AnalystYahoo! Finance (blog)One prediction made more than any other over the past couple of decades is that China's miraculous economy is headed for a fall. China bears have pointed to a long list of disasters-in-the-making: questionable economic statistics, skyrocketing real ...Fitch says China credit bubble unprecedented in modern world historyTelegraph.co.ukThe Chinese Credit Bubble In Four ChartsYahoo!7 NewsChina Banking Stress May Come Faster on Cash Crunch, Fitch SaysBloombergSouth China Morning Postall 14 news articles »

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Corporate America Fights Back Against (Chinese) HackersYahoo! Finance (blog)Bloomberg reports that ?thousands of technology, finance and manufacturing companies? routinely provide sensitive technological information to the government, to help with spying and counterespionage. Unlike the Prism and Blarney programs run by the ...and more »

Trouble Brewing In China's Financial Sector - Seeking Alpha

Trouble Brewing In China's Financial SectorSeeking AlphaIt's just a murmur in the background, but the last two weeks have brought about a significant increase in volume. China's financial sector is facing what could possibly be a significant crisis. The latest event started with China tightening regulations ...

Cyber experts say calling out China may be - Yahoo!7 News

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China Finance: Liquidating VIEs, can you get what you don't own? - TradingFloor.com

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Chinese Finance Group Eyes Uganda Trade - AllAfrica.com

Chinese Finance Group Eyes Uganda TradeAllAfrica.comKampala ? Top Finance Company, a Chinese-based firm, is offering to help with short term loans for Ugandan importers trading with China. According to Top Financing Company Chief Executive Officer, Jeffrey Phng their partial financing product is aimed ...



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Foreign Tourism Attracts Chinese Travelers

New statistics reveal that tourists from China are spending more than any other international visitors at a number of popular international tourism destinations. For some time Germans were top of the list as the world's biggest spenders on tourism, travel and shopping at their holiday destinations, but following a decade of consistent and vigorous growth in the number of Chinese citizens holidaying outside their country's borders, the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) notes that they have overtaken Germany in this sector.

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Trade - Editor, 22 May 2013

China-India Trade Ties Strengthened

With trade amounting to $66 billion in 2012, China is currently one of India's largest trading partners, and trade talks this week between China's Premier Li Keqiang and India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh included strategies to push that figure up to $100 billion per annum by 2015. Agreements were reached for bilateral cooperation on large-scale projects, as well as for establishing an economic corridor between China, India (both members of BRICS), Myanmar and Bangladesh.

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News - Editor, 8 May 2013

China's New Auto Market Gains Momentum

Statistics reveal that the new auto market in China is by far the biggest in the world, with luxury vehicle sales climbing daily. Analysts predict that within seven years, China's demand for so-called "premium" cars will outstrip the demand in the United States. Currently premium cars make up 14 percent of new car sales in the United States, with up to 9 percent of China's sales being premium cars. It has also been noted that luxury car owners favor German models BMW, Mercedes and Audi. Now General Motors is planning to tap into the premium car market in China by building a new Cadillac factory in the country.

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