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China has told its banks to step up measures to stop loan fraud and embezzlement.
China will improve its pension system by using more capital tied up in state-owned assets.
Microsoft has bowed to EU's pressure to name a new version of Windows XP.
China's central bank governor says China will not raise interest rates.
Government plans to tackle rising iron ore prices by curbing real estate and construction.
The European Central Bank adds China's currency to its daily list of exchange rates.
China's shares were pulled down to their lowest close in nearly six years. 
CAO lost $550 million from derivatives trading because it lacked risk controls.
New US government figures showing a sharp rise in Chinese textile imports by 62.5%.
Bank of China sacked its Beijing branch officials for breaches in credit controls.
Lenovo said three U.S. private equity firms will invest $350 million in it.
General Motors has named a top executive from its European operations as its China chief.
Two mainland companies have filed applications for simultaneous listing of H shares and A shares.
