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Depuis quelques années, la Chine a fait le choix de l’ouverture et affirme son souhait de bénéficier des technologies et des savoir-faire étrangers pour accélérer la modernisation de son industrie. Déjà de nombreux partenariats franco-chinois ont été développés dans tous les secteurs économiques.
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Sinopec warns of sharp profit decline
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) warned that surging oil prices could mean a sharp decline in profits or a net loss for the first half of 2008, the South China Morning Post reported. The company said that its net profits for the first half would fall more than 50% ...
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) warned that surging oil prices could mean a sharp decline in profits or a net loss for the first half of 2008, the South China Morning Post reported. The company said that its net profits for the first half would fall more than 50% ...
Air passenger, cargo volumes drop in June
China's air passenger volume fell 3.8% in June year-on-year, held down by cancellations following the May 12 Sichuan earthquake, Reuters reported. The drop was the second consecutive month of declining passenger and cargo volumes. A total of 13.02 million passengers, a decline of 2.6%, flew on China's airlines on domestic ...
China's air passenger volume fell 3.8% in June year-on-year, held down by cancellations following the May 12 Sichuan earthquake, Reuters reported. The drop was the second consecutive month of declining passenger and cargo volumes. A total of 13.02 million passengers, a decline of 2.6%, flew on China's airlines on domestic ...
Taiwan lifts mainland investment restrictions for 577 firms
Taiwan announced more details on its plan to loosen restrictions for mainland investment and said 577 of its largest companies will have restrictions lifted, the Wall Street Journal reported. To qualify, companies had to have their headquarters in Taiwan, more than 50 employees, annual revenue of over US$15 million, annual ...
Taiwan announced more details on its plan to loosen restrictions for mainland investment and said 577 of its largest companies will have restrictions lifted, the Wall Street Journal reported. To qualify, companies had to have their headquarters in Taiwan, more than 50 employees, annual revenue of over US$15 million, annual ...
China Southern to cut executives’ pay
China Southern Airlines said it will cut the pay of its executives by 10% to help offset rising fuel prices, Bloomberg reported. The Guangzhou-based airline, China's largest, said the move will help the airline in its plan to save US$191 million this year by cutting operating costs and infrastructure investments. ...
China Southern Airlines said it will cut the pay of its executives by 10% to help offset rising fuel prices, Bloomberg reported. The Guangzhou-based airline, China's largest, said the move will help the airline in its plan to save US$191 million this year by cutting operating costs and infrastructure investments. ...
Ping An looks overseas to diversify risk
Ping An Insurance, China's second-largest insurer, is considering diversifying its investments into overseas property and infrastructure, the South China Morning Post reported. Ping An President Louis Cheung said the company was hoping to reduce its concentration on mainland stock markets. "Our overseas investments are mainly the H-shares in Hong Kong ...
Ping An Insurance, China's second-largest insurer, is considering diversifying its investments into overseas property and infrastructure, the South China Morning Post reported. Ping An President Louis Cheung said the company was hoping to reduce its concentration on mainland stock markets. "Our overseas investments are mainly the H-shares in Hong Kong ...
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