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The fall of the yuan not signal policy

December 5th, 2008

According to analysts, the sharp fall of the yuan this week does not show a major change in the foreign exchange rate policy or its long-term currency revaluation in this country. But the chief economist of Bank of Communications Lian Ping said the yuan should not rise too fast because that would hurt exporters, who have already hit by the global financial crisis.

Started on Nov 4, the two-day China-US Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED) Read more…

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Great changes in China’s environment protection

October 21st, 2008

China has experienced thirty years in environmental protection since the first national environmental protection conference in 1973 to the upgrading of the Ministry of Environmental Protection MEP) from an administration in 2008. What is more, it has managed to put itself among the major 27 ministries and commissions in the Cabinet.

The elevation of the environmental agency within the government system has mirrored the increasing importance the central leadership has attached on the “green drive” at a time when China is Read more…

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iPhone debut

July 11th, 2008

The new iPhone model makes its debut in the Asia-Pacific region today. In order to get one of the world’s first to grab the new-generation iPhone, fanatical Apple fans around Asia had queued up days before its launch, despite rain or freezing temperatures. By Friday, the line that had been had reached about 1,000 people. Signs went up that said the store had stopped accepting applications.
“This is the year that the cell phone becomes an Internet-connecting machine,” Softbank President Masayoshi Son told the crowd at the countdown ceremony. “Today is that day that will make it real, and it’s a historic day.” The iPhone is designed to browse the Web in much the same way computers do. The networks promoted by Japanese carriers, such as “i-mode” from NTT DoCoMo, are more closed than the Web. Such systems have allowed carriers to control services and charge fees.
A report from Japan said the iPhone’s had potential to change lifestyles and bring new business opportunities. Some people tend to spend an hour or more on daily commutes, and the iPhone could make Netsurfing more than reading or listening to music, it said. It is also said that the iPhone’s arrival could also change the relationship between manufacturers and carriers because of Apple’s clout. Up to now, carriers have had considerable leverage over manufacturers.
The celebration at Japanese carrier Softbank Corp.’s store, which included a digital clock display ticking away over the entrance, was part of a global rollout in 22 nations of the 3G, or third-generation, wireless connecting Apple Inc.’s much-hyped cell phone, an upgrade of the model that went on sale last year in the United States and several other nations.

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