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- China, U.S. inject $20 bln trade finance to boost global commerce
- Two-way trade between Vietnam, China exceed $17 bln in ten months
- Finance ministry: China's foreign exchange investment bases on profitabilit
- China cooked poultry export shipment to EU ends 6-year ban
- Commentary: Sino-U.S. economic dialogue finish sends strong signals to future
- China commerce minister calls for stable growth of China-U.S. trade cooperation
- China says SED "insightful", "productive"
- More support likely for China exports by year-end, analysts say
- China's Eximbank grants loans to support carmaker Chery's expansion
- China stops importing pork products from Ireland
- Japanese motor maker recalls thousands of vehicles in China
- China blacklists 74 websites for selling fake traditional Chinese medicine
- Mainland beefs up sea rescue force ahead of cross-Strait direct shipping
- China withholds more than 300 tons of Irish pork products at port
- China Nov. exports down 2.2% in first fall since June 2001
- China-Vietnam trade hits $16.6 bln in first 10 months
- German stock exchange Deutsche Borse opens Beijing office
- Joint venture iron ore mine in Australia still open, Sinosteel
- Beijing reports slowdown in foreign trade growth
- China's tropical province makes hot sales on farm produce at trade fair
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- 19. What are the regulations concerning taxes for enterprises with foreign inves
- 18. What are the rules for establishing foreign-funded commercial enterprises in
- 18. What are the rules for establishing foreign-funded commercial enterprises in
- 17. What are the conditions for establishing Chinese-foreign equity and contract
- 16. What are the rules for foreign shipping companies to set up their solely own
- Hong Kong's total goods exports increase 9.4% in Oct.
- China sells 300 bln yuan of welfare lottery in past two decades
- Singapore inks 20 deals with eastern Chinese province
- Expert: China's exports to grow 15 percent in 2009