CAIJING NEWSLETTER: China Bids for Yuan to Trump U.S. Dollar

November 22nd 2008
Finance & Economy
China Bids for Yuan to Trump U.S. Dollar
A Beijing expert says China's currency is moving toward becoming the global standard, although it needs more time.
http://english.caijing.com.cn/2008-11-21/110030891.html
Rules on Foreign Financial News Providers Revised
The Chinese government has agreed to set up an independent institute to handle financial information from foreign info services.
http://english.caijing.com.cn/2008-11-21/110030889.html
Industry & Companies
Oil Rigs: China's Overseas Stepping Stones
The president of oil services firm COSL discusses its buyout of a Norwegian rival in the context of China's global strategy.
http://english.caijing.com.cn/2008-11-21/110030856.html
Politics & Law
China's Government Defends Vitamin Cartel
A U.S. price-fixing lawsuit against Chinese vitamin makers will continue despite a 'foreign sovereignty' argument.
http://english.caijing.com.cn/2008-11-21/110030775.html
Hangzhou Subway Collapse: Who is Responsible?
Poor soil conditions, a rushed schedule, insufficient funds, and inexperienced workers - tragedy was written into job from the very start.
http://english.caijing.com.cn/2008-11-21/110030773.html
AM/PM News
News PM November 21
Beijing to Boost Social Security Housing
Three Officials Sentenced for Bribery
Local Chinese banks to raise capital through long-term debts
Textile Trade Sluggish in the First 10 Months
China Mulling Fuel Tax Reform
China, Russia to Resume Oil Loan Talks
News AM November 21
CNPC's Underground Gas Storage Project Approved
Shenhua Permitted of Coal Exploration in Australia
China Power Invests 100 Billion Yuan in Ningxia Mine
Yunnan Taxi Driver Strike
Cause Confirmed in Zhejiang Food Poisoning Case
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