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1 - HP faces raft of complaints in China
2 - China to loosen control over book publishing
3 - China needs time to build global car brand
4 - Shell and PetroChina offer to buy Arrow
5 - State Grid in joint deal with Quadra
6 - CREO plans to leave Aim
7 - RBS seeks securities licence in China
8 - Scottish start-up in £70m Sinopharm deal
9 - DE Shaw broadens Asian reach
10 - Shenzhen Air president is replaced
11 - Diageo hopeful on China spirit bid
12 - Wen warns of recovery risks
13 - Diageo hopeful on China spirit bid
14 - China on track to join ranks of train manufacturers
15 - China manufacturing grows less than forecast
Chinese lawyers file a complaint on behalf of more than 170 consumers against Hewlett-Packard, asking the government's quality watchdog to order a recall of allegedly faulty notebook computers
The country's largest publishing house intends to transform into a global player as it spearheads Beijing's plans to restructure the industry while keeping it under state control
Although the centre of gravity of the global car industry is shifting to the east, Chinese carmakers are still a generation behind the west in international markets
Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina move to take a lead role in Australia's burgeoning coal-bed methane gas sector after making a joint offer for Brisbane-based Arrow Energy
The power utility will spend $900m to develop a Chilean copper deposit in partnership with the mining group, in the latest move by a Chinese company to gain more control over raw materials
China Real Estate Opportunities has proposed abandoning its listing on London's Aim market to list in Singapore, in an effort to improve the rating of its shares
The UK bank has signed a securities joint venture deal with a local partner as part of plans to refashion its mainland business following the disbanding of a key strategic partnership
Under the partnership agreement, the Chinese pharmaceutical distributor will undertake the regulatory compliance process in Beijing for Burdica Biomed's range of personal lubricants
Hedge fund to open offices in Chinese mainland and Tokyo as rivals seek to bulk up presence in the region
The airline's president, Li Kun, has been removed from his role and is under investigation for 'economic crimes'
The UK drinks group says it is confident that a bid to take control of Shui Jing Fang, a Chinese brand of premium white spirit, would not be blocked by Beijing
China will maintain its expansionary monetary and fiscal policies, says the premier, even as the government attempts to tackle risks of overheating in the economy
The UK drinks group says it is confident that a bid to take control of Shui Jing Fang, a Chinese brand of premium white spirit, would not be blocked by Beijing
China is likely to become a worldwide exporter of high-speed trains to compete with the market's established European suppliers, a senior executive of Siemens predicted
China's manufacturing activity grew less than expected in February, data released on Monday showed, as the government reined in spending while purchasing managers became more cautious in the face of rising wages
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