Distributors up in arms against Nokia

Mobile phone maker Nokia may dominate the Chinese market with a 40- percent share but it has upset some of its distributors so much they are threatening to hold a protest outside the Finland embassy in Beijing. The distributors are angry over the fines imposed on them if they sell a product outside a specified area, normally a provincial or city boundary.     

Steel maker buys rights to mine Australian iron ore

China＇s third largest steel maker,Wuhan Iron and Steel Corporation （WISCO）, completed a joint venture on Wednesday with Australian Centrex Metals Ltd corporation （CXM） to develop iron ore mines on south Australia＇s Eyre Peninsula.     

Tibet tourism off to rosy start in ＂Year of Iron Tiger＂

Tibet reported in tourism revenue a 6-percent increase and at least a 4-percent rise in tourist arrivals during the 10-day Tibetan new year holiday, the regional tourism authority said Wednesday.     

Guangzhou port cargo： 12% ↑ in H1

Growth of China＇s foreign exchange reserves are slowing as the total reached US$2.4543 trillion by the end of June, up 15.1 percent year on year, the People＇s Bank of China （PBOC）, the central bank, announced on July 11.     

Heat wave sends power generation to new high

A searing heat wave that has scorched many parts of China has brought the country＇s daily electricity generation to its highest level ever, touching 12.93 billion kilowatt-hours on July 5, according to data from the National Power Dispatch and Communication Center.     

McDonald＇s to accept rivals＇ coupons in food fight

Hewlett-Packard Co. （HP） on February 17 posted a 25-percent jump in profit in its most recent quarter, citing strong growth in printer, industry standard server and personal computer （PC） businesses. In the first 2010 fiscal quarter ended on Jan. 31, the world＇s largest PC maker reportedprofit of 2.32 billion U.S. dollars, compared with US$1.86 billion in the same period a year earlier.     

China made world＇s largest investments in clean energy in 2009

China will abolish the favoritism of companies with foreign investments on December 1, 2010, which is a clear sign of foreign investment policy switch. However, the change won＇t cause serious impacts on foreign investors, experts said on November 19     

Battered luxury brands eye Chinese market for growth

The Chinese government has introduced a five-year preferential tax policy to cultural companies in the middle of April to boost the country＇s cultural industry.     

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