GSK under scrutiny from China's NDRC. (Photo : Reuters)GSK under probe in China The National Development and Reform Commission or NDRC began a survey concerning production costs of over 60 firms situated in China.
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Money Influx Hurts China Rates
Money influx hurt China money market rates. Money market rates fell after the Chinese government announced injection of funds into an interbank market system.
Tetra Pak Under Probe In China
China probes Tetra Pak for possible market dominance China probes Tetra Pak, the world renowned Switzerland-based food-packaging company for any possible abuse when it comes to market dominance.
Infant Milk Price Cuts from Nestle and Danone as a response to China's probe
Two food giants, Nestle and Danone faced China's probe on the food sector for unethical practices with price cuts on infant milk formula.
Temasek Holdings-- optimistic about China amid recent interbank credit crunch
Temasek Holdings, an investment company belonging to the Government of Singapore, hold on to their stocks of China's top banks.
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Chinese entrepreneur Cai Rongjun became a billionaire after his touchscreen manufacturer company advanced its stocks.
China started its investigation on the "dumping" of EU wine in the country. (Photo : Reuters)Chinese authorities started probe on EU wine imports today.
Asia-pacific investors continue to fret due to Fed’s quantitative easing and China’s economic slowdown.
The chairman of the Chinese Banking Regulatory Commission allays fears of liquidity issues saying that the system has sufficient funds to cover all settlements.
Suntech extended its forbearance agreement with its bondholders. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the frontage of the corporate headquarters of Suntech. Chinese solar energy and systems manufacturer Suntech Power Holdings Company extended a forbearance agreement with what it says as "a majority" of its unpaid convertible bond holders.
GE has accepted the offer for TIP Trailer Services business from the China based HNA Group. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the GE logo atop its corporate headquarters.
According to a poll, Australians are scared of 'too much' Chinese investments in their country.
China's solar companies in Europe have considered the transfer of their factories overseas to avoid import taxes being imposed by the European Union.
The contraction of the economy and cash shortages have been stretching the management abilities of the newly installed leadership of the Chinese Communist Party.
