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June 21, 2007

TCP’s Exclusive Interview with Skystar Bio-Pharmaceuticals Director

By AMY CHEUNG

The price of pork – China’s staple meat product – is up 43% on the same time last year amid rising demand and a supply shortage following a recent outbreak of the pig disease blue-ear, which has already caused the death of 18,000 pigs this year. Skystar Bio-Pharmaceuticals (OTC BB: SKBI) Director Wen Wei tells Amy Cheung of The China Perspective how the blue-ear outbreak is good news for the company.

June 20, 2007

Chongqing: Powerhouse of Western China

By AMY CHEUNG

Chongqing has recently been granted “new region” status by the central government. Singapore newspaper Lianhe Zaobao talks to vice mayor Huang Qifang about what that means for Western investors.

June 11, 2007

Population changes set to extend housing price surge 10 years

By AMY CHEUNG

Government efforts to cool the housing market are having little effect, and a surge in student numbers in recent years will soon spill over into the market, pushing prices even higher. China Economy discusses the effect of these changing demographics, and argues that stronger government efforts are needed to cool the sector.

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	June 21, 2007 TCP’s Exclusive Interview with Skystar Bio-Pharmaceuticals Director By AMY CHEUNG The price of pork – China’s staple meat product – is up 43% on the same time last year amid rising demand and a supply shortage following a recent outbreak of the pig disease blue-ear, which has already caused the death of 18,000 pigs this year. Skystar Bio-Pharmaceuticals (OTC BB: SKBI) Director Wen Wei tells Amy Cheung of The China Perspective how the blue-ear outbreak is good news for the company. June 20, 2007 Chongqing: Powerhouse of Western China By AMY CHEUNG Chongqing has recently been granted “new region” status by the central government. Singapore newspaper Lianhe Zaobao talks to vice mayor Huang Qifang about what that means for Western investors. June 11, 2007 Population changes set to extend housing price surge 10 years By AMY CHEUNG Government efforts to cool the housing market are having little effect, and a surge in student numbers in recent years will soon spill over into the market, pushing prices even higher. China Economy discusses the effect of these changing demographics, and argues that stronger government efforts are needed to cool the sector. Prev 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Next	Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Sany Heavy Industry rumoured to buy $80m A320 aircraft Changsha to spend U$21b on 322 key projects in ’09 Personal income tax threshold in line for hike Private biochemical giant to build $293m hi-tech park in Hangzhou Software exports up 50% through October Purchasing Managers Index down 5.8 points in November Yuchai lists 20% stake in diesel engine maker Aero firm has equity doubled Stimulus package to boost economy 1pp Zijin Mining sets aside $146m to buy listed miners Go to Complete List >

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