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Chinese banks may seek new M&A deals
Chinese banks have a golden opportunity until 2012 to pursue mergers and acquisitions (M&As) to become world-class financial institutions, China Daily reported Monday.
 
China, Russia to Boost Energy Ties

Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan said Sunday that Sino-Russian energy cooperation has entered a new stage of long-term and strategic cooperation.

 
TRADING RULES OF SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE

Circular on the Promulgation of the Trading Rules of Shanghai Stock Exchange

 
Companies Law of the People's Republic of China

Order of the President of the People’s Republic of China

 
SAFE regulate cross-border securities investment in foreign exchange management system

In order to further improve the cross-border securities investment in foreign exchange management, and steadily push forward the implementation of the system of qualified institutional investors to promote the opening up of China's capital market discipline to guide financial order, two-way flow, a few days ago, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange issued a "qualified foreign institutional investors in Securities and foreign exchange investment regulations "(hereinafter referred to as" Regulations ") and" the State Administration of Foreign Exchange on the fund management companies and securities companies invest in overseas securities exchange control issues related to notification "(hereinafter referred to as" Notice ").

 
Wen, Hatoyama, Lee Push for North Korea Nuclear Talks

The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea pledged to work together to quickly restart talks aimed at removing North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.

 
China’s Banking Regulator Says It’s Too Soon to Talk of China Stimulus Exit

China’s banking regulator said it’s too soon for the government to start winding down stimulus efforts even as growth in the world’s third-largest economy accelerates to more than 8 percent.

 
SFC: GEM "on board" time not set

A head of SFC of China said that the time of the GEM "on board" time has not determined.

 
US mulls new duties on China steel pipes
The US Department of Commerce announced on Wednesday that it would launch an investigation into the import of seamless steel pipes from China, a move that could lead to new duties being imposed and strain already sour trade relations between Washington and Beijing.
 
Provisional Measures on the Administration of the Domestic Securities Investment of Qualified Foreign institutional Investors
 
Law of the People's Republic of China on Securities
Order of the President of the People’s Republic of China
 
SASAC announced production and operation of the nine sectors of state-owned enterprises

China's central government SASAC announced production and operation of the nine sectors of  state-owned enterprises, as well as last year's earnings.  A result of exposure to natural disasters, the international financial crisis and other shocks, nine industry although most of the central business revenue growth in more, but almost all the profit has decreased.

 
Sichuan Tengzhong Agrees to Purchase Hummer From GM

China’s Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. agreed to buy the Hummer brand from General Motors Corp., adding sport-utility vehicles to a product lineup that includes bridge parts and construction equipment.

 
Hummer CEO: confident in getting approval from Chinese government

After finalizing the agreement about the sale of Hummer, James Taylor, the Chief Executive Officer of General Motor's legend brand Hummer, showed his strong confidence that the deal will be approved by the Chinese government despite a large amount of doubt coming from China.

 
US trade tensions intensify with China

Global trade tensions intensified yesterday as the US opened an investigation into Chinese steel imports .

 
Worst BRIC China Becomes Fisher’s Best Buy on Consumer Rebound

China’s stocks, the worst performers among the largest emerging markets in the third quarter, are poised to rebound as investors say shares are too cheap to pass up with economic growth accelerating.

 
Wanhua moves to placate Permira over Borsodchem plans

Accotding to Financial Times, the Chinese chemicals group seeking to acquire a Hungarian company owned by Permira, the UK buy-out fund, would not be a "disruptive force" if takeover talks succeed, according to its top executive.

 
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