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Dongfang Electric gets $724m deal for nuclear plants

June 13,2008

By STAFF EDITOR

ICBC survey shows investment caution

June 11,2008

By STAFF EDITOR

SOHO China buys property in prime Beijing location

May 27,2008

By STAFF EDITOR

Dongfang Electric gets RMB30b credit package from Bank of China

May 27,2008

By STAFF EDITOR

Counting the economic cost of the Sichuan earthquake

May 22,2008

By TONY JIN

Sichuan’s earthquake last week has already lead to almost US$10 billion in direct losses. The Shanghai Securities News looks at the effect of the quake on the local economy

Today's Papers: Earthquake adds to stock and macro uncertainty

May 14,2008

By NATHAN GREEN

Monday's devastating earthquake in southwest China again leads coverage of China in the main newspapers. The China Daily added that the earthquake will further complicate authorities' macroeconomic policymaking at a time when growing yuan lending is already raising fears of further inflation. China's annualized growth in yuan lending dropped slig...

Wholesale prices gain 10%

May 14,2008

By STAFF EDITOR

Postal Savings Bank launches corporate business in Beijing

May 13,2008

By STAFF EDITOR

Today's Papers: Food prices slow but inflation rebounds

May 12,2008

By NATHAN GREEN

The Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times and the South China Morning Post all led their online China business coverage with the release of April inflation numbers by the National Statistics Bureau. The WSJ relies on an AP feed, while the FT gets its wire news via Reuters. China's consumer price index rose by a near decade-high 8.5% year-on-year in Ap...

Financial innovation urged for China’s shipbuilding industry

April 29,2008

By TONY JIN

Chinese shipbuilders are facing a credit crunch following the US sub-prime crisis. Chinese banks do not offer the financing products they require, writes the Shanghai Securities News

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Founded in 1912 straight after the 1911 Revolution, Bank of China is the second largest bank in China. It now has its global presence through its network of over 560 overseas offices in 25 countries and regions. In Hong Kong and Macao, Bank of China is one of the local note issuing banks. Commercial banking includes corporate banking, retail banking and banking with financial institutions composes the major business areas. In 2005, the annual interest income increased 30 percent to 167.35 billion yuan. Net interest income after LLP increased 46 percent to 89.42 billion yuan. Net earnings increased 31% to 27.49 billion yuan. In 2006, Bank of China has listed in both Hong Kong and Shanghai, which becomes the largest domestic IPO in China.

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	Dongfang Electric gets $724m deal for nuclear plants June 13,2008 By STAFF EDITOR ICBC survey shows investment caution June 11,2008 By STAFF EDITOR SOHO China buys property in prime Beijing location May 27,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Dongfang Electric gets RMB30b credit package from Bank of China May 27,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Counting the economic cost of the Sichuan earthquake May 22,2008 By TONY JIN Sichuan’s earthquake last week has already lead to almost US$10 billion in direct losses. The Shanghai Securities News looks at the effect of the quake on the local economy Today's Papers: Earthquake adds to stock and macro uncertainty May 14,2008 By NATHAN GREEN Monday's devastating earthquake in southwest China again leads coverage of China in the main newspapers. The China Daily added that the earthquake will further complicate authorities' macroeconomic policymaking at a time when growing yuan lending is already raising fears of further inflation. China's annualized growth in yuan lending dropped slig... Wholesale prices gain 10% May 14,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Postal Savings Bank launches corporate business in Beijing May 13,2008 By STAFF EDITOR Today's Papers: Food prices slow but inflation rebounds May 12,2008 By NATHAN GREEN The Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times and the South China Morning Post all led their online China business coverage with the release of April inflation numbers by the National Statistics Bureau. The WSJ relies on an AP feed, while the FT gets its wire news via Reuters. China's consumer price index rose by a near decade-high 8.5% year-on-year in Ap... Financial innovation urged for China’s shipbuilding industry April 29,2008 By TONY JIN Chinese shipbuilders are facing a credit crunch following the US sub-prime crisis. Chinese banks do not offer the financing products they require, writes the Shanghai Securities News 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next	Founded in 1912 straight after the 1911 Revolution, Bank of China is the second largest bank in China. It now has its global presence through its network of over 560 overseas offices in 25 countries and regions. In Hong Kong and Macao, Bank of China is one of the local note issuing banks. Commercial banking includes corporate banking, retail banking and banking with financial institutions composes the major business areas. In 2005, the annual interest income increased 30 percent to 167.35 billion yuan. Net interest income after LLP increased 46 percent to 89.42 billion yuan. Net earnings increased 31% to 27.49 billion yuan. In 2006, Bank of China has listed in both Hong Kong and Shanghai, which becomes the largest domestic IPO in China. Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Cement industry faces higher costs in 2nd half Cashmere product maker upbeat on ferrosilicon refining Shenzhen property developer acquires Jiangxi province firms 12 inch chip JV unveiled in Shandong NDRC sets trillion RMB revenue target for hi-tech incubator China Chengtong awarded state asset Shanghai announces 20 key manufacturing sectors Software exports up 45% through May New standards likely to drive up pharmaceutical costs Airbus supports new repair base in Sichuan province Go to Complete List >

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