Tuesday, November 17, 2009
A medical tourism group from China arrived in Kaohsiung City yesterday for a nine-day trip, making it the first Chinese tour group to visit the southern Taiwan port city for health care or cosmetic surgery purposes. |
President Barack Obama, visiting China today, won't persuade the Chinese authorities to accept a rapid appreciation of the yuan in 2010 as they prioritize improving the welfare system and financial markets, according to Citigroup Inc. |
China WindPower Group Ltd., a Hong Kong-traded renewable energy company, said first-half profit almost doubled on increased use of the cleaner form of power on the mainland. |
China's Commerce Ministry on Monday rebuffed calls for the yuan to appreciate, signaling resistance to change in a controversial foreign exchange policy that loomed over U.S. President Barack Obama's first visit to the Asian giant. |
In his visit to Beijing this week, President Barack Obama is expected to tread lightly when pressing China to let its currency rise against the dollar. |
Foreign direct investment in China rose for a third straight month in October, the government said Monday, suggesting the country's economic recovery is drawing in more foreign money after a slowdown amid the global crisis. |
China on Monday accused the United States of increasing protectionism and said American calls to let the yuan rise were “unfair,” as U.S. President Barack Obama visited the Asian giant. |
Coal prices at China's Qinhuangdao port, a benchmark in the world's biggest producer and user of the fuel, rose for a ninth week as demand increased during winter and snowfalls affected deliveries. |
Macau is driving the Asian gaming sector's comeback after it was dented by the global financial crisis last year, international credit ratings agency Moody's said in a report Monday. |





