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February 13,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

Over the five years from 2000 to 2004, consumption of cotton in the weaving sector rose 65.3% from 4.84 million tons to over 8 million tons. This sharp rise moved the country's domestic cotton production from a condition of oversupply to one where cotton must be imported to meet demand.

Regulating Asset Use

February 08,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

Nearly 48 billion yuan in corporate assets - equal to half the total profit of all listed companies during the first six months of 2005 - is being improperly used by the major shareholders in roughly 480 companies listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges....

Raw Steel Production Passes 300 Million Tons

February 05,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

China's production of raw steel reached 349 million tons in 2005, but profits fell 10.62%. The industry will slash 100 million tons of iron and steel capacity over the next two years to deal with overproduction.

Restrictions on Motorcycle Exports

January 26,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

According to a report on China's motorcycle industry released on Thursday, during the first ten months of 2005, China accounted for 50% of world motorcycle production. The central government has issued new regulations in an attempt to head off anti-dumping measures by important export markets....

Real Estate Companies Sell Developers; Consolidation Ahead

January 05,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

The pace has picked up for Beijing real estate companies selling off their interest in developers. The sell-off began in the second half of 2005, and started to pick up in September...

Railcom to issue bonds

December 18,2005

By STAFF EDITOR

Real estate profit broke 120 billion RMB in 2004

December 15,2005

By STAFF EDITOR

Regulators investigate Zarva Technology

November 17,2005

By STAFF EDITOR

Real Estate Advertising Grows Online

October 17,2005

By STAFF EDITOR

Survey firm iResearch released figures yesterday showing that the value of real estate online advertising in the third quarter of this year rose 26.1% over the second quarter, reaching 116 million yuan (US$14.3 million). This statistic was drawn from data from more than ninety mainstream domestic websites, and it represents the third consecutive increase in quarterly ad expenditure. It is also the third consecutive quarter in which the rise in real estate online ad spending outpaced the rise in online advertising in general; online ads rose just 11.2% in the third quarter.

Redundant Networks Lead to 20% Usage Rate for Telecom Infrastructure

October 11,2005

By STAFF EDITOR

Through the end of 2004, China had a cable backbone of 3.7 million kilometers, representing an investment of over 100 billion yuan (US$12.3 billion). However, its usage rate stood at just 20% overall, and 30% in urban areas. Numbers for transmission towers were similar. Part of the redundancy problem arises from competition between the dominant operator in an area and weaker companies trying to gain a foothold in the market. Without infrastructure of their own, it is hard for them to compete, so they run additional lines that are unnecessary from a general perspective. And because the resource disparity is so large, the smaller operators essentially have no chance at beating the dominant carriers at their own game, so the additional lines are doubly redundant.

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	Reform in the Cotton Industry February 13,2006 By STAFF EDITOR Over the five years from 2000 to 2004, consumption of cotton in the weaving sector rose 65.3% from 4.84 million tons to over 8 million tons. This sharp rise moved the country's domestic cotton production from a condition of oversupply to one where cotton must be imported to meet demand. Regulating Asset Use February 08,2006 By STAFF EDITOR Nearly 48 billion yuan in corporate assets - equal to half the total profit of all listed companies during the first six months of 2005 - is being improperly used by the major shareholders in roughly 480 companies listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.... Raw Steel Production Passes 300 Million Tons February 05,2006 By STAFF EDITOR China's production of raw steel reached 349 million tons in 2005, but profits fell 10.62%. The industry will slash 100 million tons of iron and steel capacity over the next two years to deal with overproduction. Restrictions on Motorcycle Exports January 26,2006 By STAFF EDITOR According to a report on China's motorcycle industry released on Thursday, during the first ten months of 2005, China accounted for 50% of world motorcycle production. The central government has issued new regulations in an attempt to head off anti-dumping measures by important export markets.... Real Estate Companies Sell Developers; Consolidation Ahead January 05,2006 By STAFF EDITOR The pace has picked up for Beijing real estate companies selling off their interest in developers. The sell-off began in the second half of 2005, and started to pick up in September... Railcom to issue bonds December 18,2005 By STAFF EDITOR . Real estate profit broke 120 billion RMB in 2004 December 15,2005 By STAFF EDITOR . Regulators investigate Zarva Technology November 17,2005 By STAFF EDITOR . Real Estate Advertising Grows Online October 17,2005 By STAFF EDITOR Survey firm iResearch released figures yesterday showing that the value of real estate online advertising in the third quarter of this year rose 26.1% over the second quarter, reaching 116 million yuan (US$14.3 million). This statistic was drawn from data from more than ninety mainstream domestic websites, and it represents the third consecutive increase in quarterly ad expenditure. It is also the third consecutive quarter in which the rise in real estate online ad spending outpaced the rise in online advertising in general; online ads rose just 11.2% in the third quarter. Redundant Networks Lead to 20% Usage Rate for Telecom Infrastructure October 11,2005 By STAFF EDITOR Through the end of 2004, China had a cable backbone of 3.7 million kilometers, representing an investment of over 100 billion yuan (US$12.3 billion). However, its usage rate stood at just 20% overall, and 30% in urban areas. Numbers for transmission towers were similar. Part of the redundancy problem arises from competition between the dominant operator in an area and weaker companies trying to gain a foothold in the market. Without infrastructure of their own, it is hard for them to compete, so they run additional lines that are unnecessary from a general perspective. And because the resource disparity is so large, the smaller operators essentially have no chance at beating the dominant carriers at their own game, so the additional lines are doubly redundant. Prev 2 3 4 5 6 7 8	Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR China’s textiles sector in need of govt support Beverage maker involved in JV ethanol project Liaoning garment maker takes 8.8% of life insurer Air China IH revenues up 5.5% to $3.55b China labor market Asia’s most active in Q3: Hudson Chongqing to build software outsourcing center Chinese economy to hit cyclical trough in 2010 TCL’s TV and mobile handset sales surge Shanghai property market down in early July Diesel engine producer gets US$176m bank loan package Go to Complete List >

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