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Business -- November 15, 2005
- Australian wheat marketer: US ban "unjustified"
- China to issue regulation on venture capital companies
- China could play more active role in Doha round talks, Portman
- China begins to issue 30 billion yuan T-bonds
- Coal, power, oil shortage to ease next year in China
- China better protects intellectual property rights
- Chinese gov't not ready to levy fuel tax
- China not ready to collect inheritance tax: official
- Digital music market expected to surpass 8 billion yuan in 2008: IResearch
- Foreign companies in China upset by serious brain drain
- Latin America's banana producers seek "total access" to EU market
- OPEC oil prices go on falling last week
- Oil pipeline linking China, Kazakhstan joins together
- Official: Coal industry sees broad prospects in China
- OPEC chief rules out oil reduction
- Sino-US textile agreement a win-win solution, Portman
- Trade officials call for consultations, cooperation to solve China-US trade disputes
- US energy secretary praises OPEC efforts to curb oil price
- Wal-Mart's earnings rise 3.8 percent in third quarter
