Foreign Establishments Lead China＇s Business-Launching-Purposed Investment Market

Zero2ipo,the domestic famous company offering research and consulting service relates to capital investment for establishing business(for reading convenience hereinafter referred to as CIEB),officially released the middle-term report on China‘s CIEB for 2003 today.The report pointed out that the total amount of CIEB of the second quarter in China reached US$133 million that sharply dropped 45%     

Year-End Review： China＇s Foreign Trade and Investment 2010

Wathering through the global financial tsunami in 2009, and tiding over the 2010, China＇s foreign trade and foreign investment sectors were strenuously blazing its trail to a new phase.     

Prof. Wu Xiaoqiu： China Is Striving for the World＇s Most Developed Capital Market

China＇s capital market is a hot issue in the new year. The best strategy to develop the Chinese capital market in the coming 15 to 20 years was discussed in the China Capital Market Forum, which was held in China at Renmin University on January 13. Government officials, scholars, and entrepreneurs commented that by 2020, the Chinese capital market will develop into one of the best capital markets in the world, not only in terms of size, but also asset quality, liquidity and dynamic trade. Is this a realistic goal？ What steps should we take to pursue this target？ With these questions in mind, after the forum, China＇s Foreign Trade interviewed Prof. Wu Xiaoqiu, Vice President of Renmin University of China, and the Director of the Finance ＆ Securities Institute of Renmin University.     

China＇s Investment in Africa＇s Banking Sector

1 Introduction
The global financial crisis, whose effects have been most severe on the world＇s largest banks, has created a vacuum in banking sector in Africa by stalling investment from the traditional investor. The world＇s largest banks, brought to their knees by the crisis, and having had to be bailed out, are in no position to continue investing in the banking sector in Africa. China, less severely affected by the crisis, with a burgeoning economy, and with banks that are awash with cash, is, in contrast,     

NANNING China＇s Green Capital

Nanning, the capital city of Guangxi province, is not only the political, economic and cultural center of the province, but also plays an important role in the economic development of southwest China. Nanning＇s advantageous location makes the city a commercial and communication center, opening China to Southeast Asia.     

China＇s Railway Shares Opened to Foreign Investment for The First Time

Lately. China has opened several railway projects to foreign in vestors. Some of them are in Shandong Province.The Chinese central goverment agreed this February to let in foreign capital to several strategic industries from aviation to petroleum.This may be the first group of wholly foreign owned railways since the year 1949.     

Celebrating the 50 Years＇ Course of China＇s Foreign Trade

2006 is the 5th Anniversary of China＇s WTO Accession. Also in 2006, China＇s Foreign Trade magazine celebrates the 50th birthday.     

The Olympics＇ Impacts on China＇s Foreign Trade

The Beijing Olympics will have a lasting effect on China, especially on its politics and diplo macy, but the Olympics will only have limited and indirect influence on its foreign trade in my view.     

Foreign Exchange and Cooperation of China＇s Publishing Industry

The 1 lth Beijing International Book Fair will be held in Beijing Exhibition Hall on September 26. As the largest international book fair held in China and the most important Chinese book fair in the world, Beijing International Book Fair is held once a year. More than 900 foreign and Chinese exhibitors from 42 countries and regions are expected to participate the fair, which will hold near one thousand exhibiting booths and cover an area of     

Regulations on Foreign Exchange System of the People＇s Republic of China

Issued in the Decree No.193 of the State Council on January 29i 1996, amended in accordance with the Decision of the State Council to Revise the Regulations on Foreign Exchange System of the People s Republic of China on January 14 1997 and revised and passed in the 20th execut ve meeting of the State Council on August 1, 2008.     

The Foreign Trade Law of the People＇s Republic of China

Chapter Ⅰ General Principles
Article 1 This Law is formulated in order to broaden the opening to the outside world,develop the Foreign Trade, maintain the Foreign Trade order,protect the legitimate rights and interests of Foreign Trade Operators,and promote a healthy development of the socialist market economy.     

60 Years of China＇s Foreign Trade

Since the founding of the People＇s Republic of China 60 years ago, especially its launch of reform and opening up policy 30 years ago, China has achieved great transformation from a closed or semi-closed to an all-round opening up economy. Foreign trade has also made brilliant achievements. Goods and services continue to expand from small to large scale, from low to high quality. After sixty years of hard work, today＇s China is integrating into the world economy with a more open-minded state and more self confidence.     

China＇s Investment in 2010 H1

Attracting foreign investment
In the first half of 2010, the number of the newly established foreigninvested enterprises was 12377, an increase of 18.8%; the actual use of foreign investment was US$51.43 billion, up 19.6%. Although the absorbing of foreign investment has increased for consecutively 11 months, the overall scale is still lower that the same period of 2008, before the world financial crisis. We can see following features in the foreign investment to China in the first 6 months in 2010.     

Study on the China＇s Countermeasure against Foreign Anti-dumping

根据WTO数据统计,中国已经连续17年成为遭遇反倾销调查最多的国家,提起反倾销的国家也从主要的发达国家扩散到发展中国家,案件涉及的产品种类也在不断增加,中国面临的反倾销形势变得异常严峻。这其中,既有全球经济增速缓慢等外部原因,也有国内企业无序竞争等内部原因。政府、行业、企业必须联合起来,各尽其能,共同应对国外反倾销。     

Has China＇s Investment Environment Really Become Less Friendly？

From Dec.lst, 2010, all foreign corporations in China would be subject to the ＂Interim Regulation of Tax on City Maintenance and Construction of-People＇s Republic of China＂, and the ＂Interim Regulation of Imposition of Additional Education Fee＂,