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March 08,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Home Inns & Hotel Management Inc., a Shanghai-based company operating a national budget hotel chain in China, said Wednesday higher revenue more than doubled fourth-quarter profit.

hiSoft Says the Company Can List in 2 Years

March 02,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Software services firm hiSoft Technology International Ltd. said on Friday it could seek a public listing in one-to-two years and would continue to double revenues annually as China's information technology outsourcing sector takes off, Reuters reported.

Heavy Trucks a Highlight in 2007

March 01,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Increased demand at home and abroad, expanding export volume, and improvements in product quality and structure are all factors expected to drive the heavy truck industry in 2007.

Harbor Operators Overcoming Market Slump

February 20,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

China's stock exchanges have undergone numerous fluctuations and adjustments in the past few weeks, and with a favorable business environment and rising market demand for logistics and water transport, harbor operators are seeing a widening potential to consolidate their assets.

Huawen Media Rides the Olympic Wave

February 16,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

By strengthening its strategic partnerships with Beijing Capital International Airport and other urban media, Huawen Media is expected to grow with the upcoming Olympics.

Huaxia Airlines Seeking new Opportunities in Regional Aviation

February 14,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

There is great demand in China for flights connecting provincial cities, and, with the involvement of more private investors, Huaxia Airlines is striving to meet that demand by finding a balance between cultivating more regional routs and expanding fleet size and profitability.

Hang Lung Profit Boosted by China Rental Income

February 08,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Hang Lung Properties Ltd., Hong Kong's fourth-largest developer by market value, said first-half profit rose 42 percent, as rising demand in China boosted property values and allowed it to charge higher rents, Bloomberg reported.

Hair Care Industry: Finding a Word for Chinese Beauty

December 12,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

income, they are seeking new channels to add a touch of luxury to their lifestyles.China's beauty services sector has been expanding at an annual rate of 15% over the past two years. In 2004, the sector posted an output of 220 billion yuan (US$27.5 billion). Toni & Guy China is among the few foreign hair salons in the Chinese market still dominated by Mainland-funded players. Amy Cheung of The China Perspective about how to a Western hair salon chain tries to win over Chinese consumers.

How does the increase of deposit reserve rate affect investment?

November 16,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

On November 15, China’s central bank increased the deposit reserve rate by 0.5% to 9%, which was the third increase in 2006. How does this new policy affect China’s overall investment climate? Financial analysts generally agree that this will become a regular tool for the central bank to tighten control over excess financial liquidity.

Home Inn is the latest in China IPO

October 27,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

Hotel chain Home Inns & Hotels Management Inc. became the latest in a series of Chinese initial public offerings to attract strong U.S. investor interest., The Wall Street Journal reported.

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	Home Inns Profit Up on Higher Sales March 08,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Home Inns & Hotel Management Inc., a Shanghai-based company operating a national budget hotel chain in China, said Wednesday higher revenue more than doubled fourth-quarter profit. hiSoft Says the Company Can List in 2 Years March 02,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Software services firm hiSoft Technology International Ltd. said on Friday it could seek a public listing in one-to-two years and would continue to double revenues annually as China's information technology outsourcing sector takes off, Reuters reported. Heavy Trucks a Highlight in 2007 March 01,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Increased demand at home and abroad, expanding export volume, and improvements in product quality and structure are all factors expected to drive the heavy truck industry in 2007. Harbor Operators Overcoming Market Slump February 20,2007 By AMY CHEUNG China's stock exchanges have undergone numerous fluctuations and adjustments in the past few weeks, and with a favorable business environment and rising market demand for logistics and water transport, harbor operators are seeing a widening potential to consolidate their assets. Huawen Media Rides the Olympic Wave February 16,2007 By AMY CHEUNG By strengthening its strategic partnerships with Beijing Capital International Airport and other urban media, Huawen Media is expected to grow with the upcoming Olympics. Huaxia Airlines Seeking new Opportunities in Regional Aviation February 14,2007 By AMY CHEUNG There is great demand in China for flights connecting provincial cities, and, with the involvement of more private investors, Huaxia Airlines is striving to meet that demand by finding a balance between cultivating more regional routs and expanding fleet size and profitability. Hang Lung Profit Boosted by China Rental Income February 08,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Hang Lung Properties Ltd., Hong Kong's fourth-largest developer by market value, said first-half profit rose 42 percent, as rising demand in China boosted property values and allowed it to charge higher rents, Bloomberg reported. Hair Care Industry: Finding a Word for Chinese Beauty December 12,2006 By AMY CHEUNG income, they are seeking new channels to add a touch of luxury to their lifestyles.China's beauty services sector has been expanding at an annual rate of 15% over the past two years. In 2004, the sector posted an output of 220 billion yuan (US$27.5 billion). Toni & Guy China is among the few foreign hair salons in the Chinese market still dominated by Mainland-funded players. Amy Cheung of The China Perspective about how to a Western hair salon chain tries to win over Chinese consumers. How does the increase of deposit reserve rate affect investment? November 16,2006 By AMY CHEUNG On November 15, China’s central bank increased the deposit reserve rate by 0.5% to 9%, which was the third increase in 2006. How does this new policy affect China’s overall investment climate? Financial analysts generally agree that this will become a regular tool for the central bank to tighten control over excess financial liquidity. Home Inn is the latest in China IPO October 27,2006 By STAFF EDITOR Hotel chain Home Inns & Hotels Management Inc. became the latest in a series of Chinese initial public offerings to attract strong U.S. investor interest., The Wall Street Journal reported. Prev 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Next	Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Clean tech fund unveils Shanghai eco project Online love headhunter eyes IPO ZTE produces 100 millionth mobile handset Alibaba and Home Inns team up to bring SMEs online Teamsum rewards excelling HK branch with cash injection Chongqing Chang’an, Jiangling Motors reveal financials Cement investment skyrockets, demand set to slow Good times over for steel industry over: Baosteel boss Huge molybdenum mine unearthed in Hainan province China’s animation industry triples value Go to Complete List >

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