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February 7th, 2012 | 
Author: Wal-Mart’s new China chief likely will give the retailer a fresh start in the country, but the chain still will face uphill challenges to boost profit and gain ground against competitors.
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Wal-Mart’s New China Chief Faces Uphill Road
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Brands and other well-known U.S. consumer companies are big in China. But will worries about a housing bubble hurt U.S
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China's economy still growing too fast? | Fresh Coffee with a Cup of …
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Rebels in Sudan released 29 Chinese workers, capping a hostage drama that exposed the risks of China’s investments in the conflict-prone African region.
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Sudan Rebels Free Chinese Workers
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The International Monetary Fund warned Monday that China's economic growth rate could be down nearly 50% if the current crisis in the Euro zone continues to.
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A sharp Europe downturn could half China's economic growth rate …
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IMF says China growth could plunge. Tuesday, February 7, 2012 — 12:03. The International Monetary Fund said Monday that its forecast for 8.2% annual growth for the Chinese economy in 2012 could be cut nearly in half if Europe's debt crisis ..
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IMF says China growth could plunge | China Economic Review
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Pink even points out that “motivation 2.0″ has been shown effective when work relies on repeating simple physical tasks, which for the past 30 years has made China's economy boom.
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The next step for China's economy | Seeing Red in China
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Tags: china, even-points, interests-beyond, past, physical-tasks, relies-on-repeating, repeating-simple, shown-effective, the-past, your-own |
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February 05, 2012, 6:27 PM EST By Eric Engleman Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) — Chi…
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China's Economy May Face 'Rough' Landing, Singapore's Lee Says …
Author: Nicholas Lardy, PIIE China's 2009-10 stimulus program was quite successful: growth ticked down only slightly in 2009 while the rest of the world.
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Tags: 2009-10-stimulus, 2009-while, china, chinese, growth-ticked, nicholas, nicholas-lardy, piie, quite-successful, rest, the-rest, world |
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China's economy grew 9.2 percent in 2011.
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China's economy grew 9.2 percent in 2011 | Hazim Anzawi – I حازم …
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Tags: anhui, china, chinese, employment-fair, hefei, jobseekers-queue, prc, province-on-february, well-down |
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Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan’s largest telecommunications operator by subscribers, plans to expand its workforce by around 8% this year to tap into new business opportunities brought on by the closer economic ties between Taiwan and China, the company’s chief executive said.
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Tags: chief-executive, china, closer, economic-ties, freeasia, new-business, taiwan, telecom, the-closer, year |
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