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April 4
housing    The State Council is urging local governments to rein in property prices.
1    Mainland firms have to be prepared for potential change in accounting standards.
 
April 5
Textile    China has criticized a U.S. plan to try and re-impose textile quotas.
b7    China's 16 biggest steelmakers have rejected BHP Billiton's request to rise iron ore price.
April 6
MCI    MCI has rejected an $8.9 billion buyout proposal from Qwest Communications.
adb    Asian Development Bank reports China's economy will grow at a robust annual rate of 8.5%.
April 7
Property    2005 China Property Market Report was released.
Qin Gang    China argues the U.S. is trying to blame its trading partners for its own competitive weaknesses.
April 8
stock    The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges start a new unified index.
1    MG Rover began bankruptcy procedures after its deal with SAIC failed.
April 9
Avon    Avon has won government approval to test direct- selling beginning this month.
yuan    China is doing the right thing rejecting requests from trading partners to adjust its currency regime.
April 10
1    China's small auto makers aims to export more based on their steady overseas business expansion.
 
   
 

 
postalChina Post is progressing with its scheme to merge its two sub-businesses.
textilePeter Mandelson said he would hold talks with Bo Xilai this week.
YahooChinese e-commerce operator Alibaba.com is in the late stages of talks to sell a 35 percent stake to Yahoo Inc.
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