China's central bank said Friday it will raise banks' reserve-requirement ratio by 0.5 percentage point, the second such increase this year, as inflationary pressures remain in the spotlight.
Chinese telecom-gear maker Huawei Technologies rescinded its attempt to win U.S. approval for a deal in which it would buy assets and technology from 3Leaf Systems.
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China will raise gasoline and diesel prices by 350 yuan ($53) per metric ton Sunday to reflect higher international crude oil prices, the National Development and Reform Commission said Saturday, in the country's first gasoline and diesel price increase this year.
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China's Ministry of Commerce said it seeks to combat 'abnormal' market developments such as serious supply shortages of key goods in Beijing's latest effort to curb inflation.
Size over speed appears to be Apple's new strategy for tackling the China market.
A Chinese court rejected an appeal by American geologist Xue Feng against his eight-year jail sentence for spying, despite public calls by U.S. President Obama and other officials to free him.
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French President Sarkozy's ambitious plan to get the Chinese government to discuss its exchange-rate policy with other world leaders this year is getting off to a rough start, according to several international officials.
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China gave a rare comprehensive analysis of inflows of speculative "hot money" into the economy, showing they rose last year, adding to liquidity pressures.
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China's banking regulator urged banks to reduce their reliance on reports from credit-rating agencies when issuing loans and making investments.
The U.S. plans to cut back on radio broadcasts in China through the Voice of America radio network, echoing similar moves by cash-strapped broadcasters such as the British Broadcasting Corp.
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China said it wants the U.S. to make its national-security reviews of investments more transparent, following news this week of concerns surrounding an acquisition by China's Huawei Technologies.
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