Business -- Saturday, October 5, 2002

• New urban railway to ease Beijing's traffic woes
• HK delegation to attend East Asia Economic Summit
• Experts call for halting downward trend of textile prices
• Farmers in west China benefit from network information
• Key economic figures -- passenger traffic
• key economic figures -- major industrial products
• Key economic figures -- post and telecommunication services
• Figures: top 10 trade partners of China's mainland
• Figures: China's trade with major European partners
• Guangdong revenue up
• Figures: China's trade with major Latin American partners
• Figures: China's trade with major Oceanian partners
• Guangdong witnesses brisk retail sales
• Double-digit industrial growth in south China Province
• Figures: China's trade with major African partners
• Guangdong sees foreign trade surge
• Guangdong invests more in fixed assets
• Figures: China's exports to Japan
• Guangdong Economy grows 10.5 percent
• Figures: China's exports to ROK
• Figures: China's exports to India
• Figures: China's exports to Vietnam
• Figures: China's exports to Singapore
• US ports shutdown worrying exporters in Macao
• Hang Seng China Enterprises Index down
• HKMA to reopen 5-year Exchange Fund Notes for tender
• China's economy maintains steady growth
• Increasing numbers of wealthy Chinese traveling abroad
• key economic figures -- freight traffic
• Key economic figures -- construction and sales of commercial
• Figures: China's trade with APEC, EU, ASEAN
• Figures: China's trade with other partners in 6 continents
• Figures: trade of China's mainland with major partners in Asia
• Figures: China's trade with major N. American partners
• Figures: foreign trade of specific zones
• Figures: foreign trade of China's SEZs
• Figures: foreign trade of China's major bonded zones
• Figures: foreign trade of China's major coastal cities
• Figures: China's top 10 trading provinces
• National Day sparks tourism upsurge
• Chinese Customs records high tax revenue
• China makes progress in upgrading low yield land
• HKSAR needs greater determination and action on economic integration
• Chinese paintings to be auctioned in HK
• China-EU trade up 8.3 percent in Jan-Aug
• Shanghai takes 40 percent of China's futures transaction
• Japan's auto maker to make minicars with FAW in China
• World Bank agrees to give Sri Lanka 50 mln US dollars in aid
• China's listed banks report profit growth
• NEC to take strategic interest in Hutchison's subsidiaries
• Flower trade thriving in China
• Trendsetting US insurance firm marks 10 years of operation in China
• Shanghai becomes China's leading exhibitor
• East China province's GDP to grow by 12 percent this year
• Beijing's economy growing steadily this year
• China to become largest German export market in Asia
• National day holiday spurs tourism boom
• Beijing launches new edition of invoice
• HSBC allowed to do on-line banking in the mainland
• China-US trade likely to reach 92 billion US dollars this year
• Multinationals fight for Chinese markets
• Beijing reports steady rise in industrial production
• International search and rescue session held in Hong Kong
• Hang Seng Bank approved to offer e-banking services in mainland
• Bio-medicine: economic hope for north China city
• Hong Kong's total deposits increase in August
• Foreign businesses invest in new areas
• Beijing sees more investment in fixed assets
• FAW sets up passenger vehicle company
• HK stocks close off highs on profit taking
• TSMC ranks Taiwan's No. 1 respectable enterprise
• Study forecasts HK economy to recover slowly
• HKSAR can become China's and Asia's bond center: BOC
• Industrial production of Shaanxi increases
• National Day boom expected in holiday makers
• China's biggest grain warehouse goes into use
• Expressway in east China open to traffic
• Hong Kong recommends district for tourism focus in October
• Global retail giants promote "Made-in-China" products around the world
• Hong Kong recommends central & western district for tourism focus in October
• Chinese companies making acquisitions overseas for bigger profits
• Central section of Beijing-Zhuhai expressway project completed
• Macao's jobless rate stands at 6.3 percent
• China's foreign debt stands at 169.11 billion US dollars
• First World Bank-funded expressway in Hunan passes state appraisal
• Shenzhen to continue to lead China's reform, opening-up
• Coastal city promotes ties with foreign cities
• New Beijing-Urumqi air route to be opened
• Chinese entrepreneurs ready to invest in African farming sector
• Major telecom firm opens regional office in HK
• China improves macro-economic skills
• FM commissioner vows to spur Macao's development
• HK Exchange Fund amounts to 123 billion dollars
• China approves first joint venture life insurance company
• Rising demand for stone in China
• Huge shipment of smuggled ivory intercepted in China
• China expects more index funds
• China reforms foreign exchange administrative policies
• East China province reports major income tax rise
• China opposes US Congress committee's interference in China's internal affairs
• HK to send delegation to FATF
• FM spokeswoman on US Foreign Relations Authorization Act
• Accusation about psychotherapy for "dissidents", Falun Gong practitioners refuted
• China sends condolences to flood victims in Thailand
• Ancient river control works discovered in Shanghai
• Chinese scientists find earliest worm fossil
• Shanghai begins digital TV broadcasts
• Construction of China's longest tunnel highway begins
• China faces impending cardiovascular epidemic: official
• Exhibition displays China's bridges
• Macao Int'l Music Festival opens
• 135,000 Chinese return from foreign study
• Forum on information technology in education held in HK
• 800-year-old Tomb unearthed in central-south China
• HK takes measures to curb spread of dengue fever
• Security in SW China city tight after suicide explosion
• HK calls for equal opportunities for disabled
• HK courts tourists with Cultural Kaleidoscope program
• More talented people get Shanghai residence permits
• Experts Call for Halting Downward Trend of Textile Prices
• Farmers in West China Benefit from Network Information
• China's Economy Maintains Steady Growth
• Figures: China's Trade in Jan-Aug
• Chinese Customs Records High Tax Revenue
• China-EU Trade up 8.3 percent in Jan-Aug
• Shanghai Takes 40 Percent of China's Futures Transaction
• Japan's Auto Maker to Make Minicars with FAW in China
• Multinationals Fight for Chinese Markets
• NEC to Take Strategic Interest in Hutchison's Subsidiaries
• Flower Trade Thriving in China
• Nissan to Export Made-in-China Trucks in 2004