ENGLISH EDITION OF THE WEEKLY CHINESE NEWSPAPER, IN-DEPTH AND INDEPENDENT
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  • Income Growth Outpacing GDP | 7-26 15:40
  • The vast majority of provinces saw per-capita disposable income growth for urban residents outpace GDP growth in the first half of 2012.
  • Insurance Companies Count Cost of Beijing Storm | 7-25 12:21
  • As of July 23, insurance companies had received almost 27,500 claims on their motor vehicle policies, with losses totaling an estimated 220 million yuan.
  • A-Shares Close at Three-Year Low | 7-24 12:36
  • The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index closed at a record low, prompting speculation over whether or not the market has bottomed out.
  • Defense Sector Welcomes Private Investors | 7-20 14:51
  • China has issued a new guideline that may enable mainland investors to fund weapons manufacture.
  • British Health Chain Sizes Up China Market | 7-19 18:35
  • British health foods chain Holland & Barrett plans to invest £50 million (500 million yuan) in China.
  • 3 Bln Yuan Housing Subsidies Misspent in 2011 | 7-19 17:38
  • Almost three billion yuan in subsidies that the government had allocated for housing was used for other unauthorized projects.
  • China Firms Pick HK as Asian Base | 7-18 14:54
  • As international firms move to Shanghai and Beijing, China's global players are picking Hong Kong for their Asian head offices.
  • Fiscal Revenue 16% Over Budget in 2011 | 7-12 16:05
  • The Chinese government collected 10.38 trillion yuan of fiscal revenue in 2011, it said Wednesday, confirming data that was released in January and showed receipts some 15.8% higher than budgeted.
  • NDRC Cuts Retail Fuel Prices Again | 7-11 15:28
  • The National Development and Reform Commission on Wednesday cut retail fuel prices for the third successive month.
  • New Rules May Blow Lid off County Bosses' Baijiu Bills | 7-10 18:01
  • Local governments from county-level upwards will soon be required to declare their spending on banquets, cars and foreign trips, as part of the central government’s “three public expenses” (三公经费) initiative.
  • Buyers Snap Up Homes in Suburbs | 7-6 16:04
  • As Beijing’s home prices rose over the last two months, homebuyers poured into suburbs and the neighboring Hebei Province.
  • Hong Kong Stores Braced for Slowdown | 7-5 16:31
  • Hong Kong’s jewelers and watch stores recorded a year-on-year fall in May sales for the first time since 2009, as wider retail sales slowed in Asia's shopping Mecca.
  • CNPC, Sinopec Raise Domestic Crude Prices | 7-5 16:15
  • China two biggest oil companies, China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) and Sinopec, have recently hiked the price at which they sell on petroleum to other domestic refiners.
  • Hospitals Trial New Drugs Pricing | 7-4 14:01
  • The Beijing Friendship Hospital is one of six hospitals selling medication at cost price, introducing a medical service charge instead of the mark-up for treatment and registration fees.
  • Protests Halt Copper Refinery | 7-3 13:23
  • Construction of a molybdenum-copper refinery in Sichuan was halted after residents took to the streets.
  • Chongqing PSB Officials Removed | 6-29 12:19
  • Two high-level Public Security Bureau officials in Chongqing were formally removed from their positions on June 25.
  • Henan Says No Discount Rates | 6-27 10:46
  • A source from Henan's Banking Regulatory Commission has denied reports that the province has urged banks to offer loans at discount rates to first home buyers.
  • PICC Postpones Hong Kong IPO | 6-26 11:51
  • PICC may chose to launch IPOs on both the domestic A-share and Hong Kong boards at the same time.
  • Big Four Banks' Jun 1 - Jun 15 Loans Total 25 Billion Yuan | 6-21 19:33
  • China’s big four commercial banks lent out 25 billion yuan in the first half of June, China Securities Journal reported Thursday.
  • No More Land for Villa Developments | 6-19 11:53
  • The Ministry of Land and Resources has published an updated "Catalogue of Prohibited Land Use"

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