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Japanese carrier to tie up with Shanghai Airlines

Offshore investment quotas under-used

Asian stocks follow China’s slump

World Bank raises China growth estimate

Possible US$930 million offer for China Eastern

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Stocks keep surging

Housing prices remain robust

Shanghai shares set to climb

China rebuts Forbes' Tax Misery Index

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Coal trading system another step to pricing reforms

Bonds fall while stock indices rise

Tax clarification on second-hand houses

China’s public security information technology services sector is estimated to be worth US$4.5 billion a year, and analysts expect 19% annual growth over the next five years. Michael Lin, the vice-president of investor relations for leading public security solutions provider China Public Security Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: CPBY.OB), talks to Amy Cheung of The China Perspective about China’s public security scene.

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