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May 14,2008
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...
January 28,2008
Turnover at Taobao.com grew 156% to US$5.98 billion last year, putting it ahead of all major retailers bar Bailian Group. Yang Guoqiang of the China Business News takes a look at the growth of China’s most popular online shop, and the challenges ahead
November 16,2007
October 04,2007
Well this is our first post now that the new site is up, we’re at the tail end of the National Holiday week so news is light, which is fine by us as it gives us a few extra days with the training wheels on. So here is a brief wrap up of some of the more interesting stories in the western press this week. Caijing reports that new restrictions on ho...
September 13,2007
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August 09,2007
Government efforts to cool the property sector have had little effect. Guo Jun, the chairman of the SOMO Real Estate Group and a columnist for China Real Estate News, argues on sina.com that the government first needs to address the conflict between property's role as a commodity and as a cornerstone of the nation's welfare requirements.
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Sina Corporation is a leading online media company and value-added information service (VAS) provider for China and for global Chinese communities. With a branded network of localized web sites targeting Greater China and overseas Chinese, Sina provides services through five major business lines including Sina.com (online news and content), SINA Mobile (mobile value-added services), Sina Online (community-based services and games), Sina.net (search and enterprise services) and Sina E-Commerce (online shopping). The Company estimates its total revenues for the third quarter of 2006 to reach 51 million US dollars, with advertising revenues to reach 32 million US dollars and non-advertising revenues to reach 22 million US dollars.
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