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Monday, Dec 26

The Standing Committee of the NPC plans to abolish agricultural tax.

Temasek has won approval from China's central bank to buy a 5% stake in Bank of China.

Tuesday, Dec 27

The government has decided to phase out its current practice of pricing natural gas.

China will begin building two nuclear plants in China's Liaoning province and Shandong province.

Friday, Dec 30

China's economy should be able to grow at an annual rate of around 9 percent next year.

Wednesday, Dec 28

China will unveil rules early next year which to curb brokers misconduct.

The Ministry of Information Industry told domestic operators to be ready for the rollout of 3G.

Saturday, Dec 31

A Citigroup-led consortium has won in the bid to buy 85% of China's Guangdong Development Bank.

Thursday, Dec 29

China's first LNG ship sailed off shipyard Wednesday in Shanghai.

China's 2,600-year-old agricultural tax will no longer exist as of Jan. 1, 2006.

Sunday, Jan 1

The Sino-U.S. textile agreement has taken effect as of January 1, 2006.

China Mobile is near a $5.3 billion pact to acquire Millicom of Luxembourg.

The WB endorsed a wide-ranging plan to develop poorer parts of China between now and 2010.

China's latest fuel price rises take them closer to international market standards.

• Motorola Sees Market Share, Margin Gains Through 2007

• MasterCard Prices IPO at $39 Per Share

• Kingfisher Extends Profits Slump

• Oil Prices Slump Below $70

• Stocks Close Higher as Commodity Prices Plunge

• Asian Market Roundup

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