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The past week has seen records for the welfare lottery smashed in terms of sales and awards.
Hutchison Whampoa to sell effective equity in HIT and COSCO-HIT to a Singapore company.
Chinese retail sales of consumer goods in May grows by 12.8 percent over the same month in 2004.
Embattled Morgan Stanley CEO Philip J. Purcell plans to retire by early next year.
Airbus is in talks to sell more A380 planes to three Chinese airlines.
Bank of America has agreed to pay $2.5 billion for a minority stake in China Construction Bank.
Viacom Inc. to spin off of its cable networks and film studios as a separate company.
China is pushing ahead with policies encouraging the development of the software industry.
How do American media view the deal between Bank of America and China Construction Bank?
The World Bank will lend China $87 million to supply more renewable electricity.
FAW, China's biggest automaker, says its first-half net profit could fall by more than 50%.
Japan has again refused to resume the US beef imports in the Wednesday's telephone talk.
A Taiwan farmers group plans to send a delegation to the mainland for talks on fruit exports.
Commentary: Government cooling measures have dampened a nationwide frenzy to buy houses.
