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After recording big losses in the third quarter, China's aviation sector is bracing itself for a long, hard winter, the China Securities Journal writes.

Domestic automakers to apply the law of the jungle

By TONY JIN

China's auto industry has been hit hard by the global financial crisis. An even stronger industry could emerge, writes Shanghai Securities News

Shoemakers request export tax rebate hike after orders fall

By TONY JIN

Chinese shoemakers were overlooked as the government hiked export tax rebates on a number of goods last week. With export orders continuing to fall, they are again asking the government to intervene, China Business News reports

Where is China's toy industry going?

By TONY JIN

Officials are urging toymakers to cooperate with animators to boost the sector's flagging fortunes, the Shanghai Securities News reported

Export tax rebate on textiles insignificant

By TONY JIN

The government has hiked the export tax rebate on textiles by one percentage point from November 1. It is a mere drop in the ocean for a sector struggling to stay afloat, the Shanghai Securities News reports

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The China Perspective caught up with Zhongpin Inc (HOGS.NASDAQ) executive vice president Ben Baoke in July to ask about the NASDAQ-listed company’s growth prospects. The country’s fourth largest meat processor has recently raised its income guidance for 2008 so we felt it was a good time to check back in.

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