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From Sunday, China will allow cities to directly import medicines, says the State Food and Drug Administration.

Property Market in Macau Starts to Boom
The long-stagnant property market in the Special Administrative Region of Macao has finally woken from its slumber. Real estate firms are confident the upward trend will last.

China to Make Circular Economy Blueprint
The vice-director of the State Environmental Protection Administration says China is putting together a blueprint for a circular economy that aims at sustainable development.

Full Market Economy Status
China seeks acknowledgement of its market economy status from other countries around the world, and its focus is now on the U.S and the European Union.

HIGHLIGHTS

City Telecom Rides Broadband Rivals
Hong Kong Broadband Network, a unit of City Telecom, unveiled a new broadband telephone service on Sunday.

Google Opens Site to Register Bidders
Google has opened the web site where prospective investors must register to bid for the company's shares.

China to Make Circular Economy Blueprint
A senior Chinese official says China is putting together a blueprint for a circular economy that aims at sustainable development.

Siemens Presses into the Chinese Market
Siemens, the world's fourth-largest mobile-phone maker, says sales and orders in China rose nearly 20 percent in the three quarters ending June 30.

HK to Host WTO Meeting
Hong Kong will hold the sixth ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation General Council in December next year.

BUSINESS NEWS

·Property Market in Macau Starts to Boom 2004-08-02

·City Telecom Rides Broadband Rivals 2004-08-02

·Google Opens Site to Register Bidders 2004-08-02

·China to Make Circular Economy Blueprint 2004-08-01

·Siemens Presses into the Chinese Market 2004-08-01

·HK to Host WTO Meeting 2004-08-01

·Jiangsu Province Sees Soaring Trade 2004-08-01

·Export of Chinese Agriculture Produce Increases Stably 2004-08-01

·Confidence High in Northeast Industries 2004-08-01

·Haier Reports Fast Export Growth in the First Half Year 2004-08-01

·BMW to Introduce New X3 SAV to China

2004-08-01

·WTO Adopts Framework Agreement 2004-08-01

·WTO OKs Plan to End Farm Export Subsidies 2004-08-01

·Shanghai Volkswagen Back to No.1 in Car Sales

2004-08-01

·Chongqing Reports Big Rise in Use of Overseas Investment 2004-07-31

·Leaders call for action at Asia Economic Cooperation Summit

2004-07-31

·Official: Chinese Auto Industry to Grow Fast 2004-07-31

·Most Delegates Dissatisfied with Doha Draft 2004-07-31

·US White House Forecasts Record Deficit 2004-07-31

·China Improves Legal System for Private Sector 2004-07-31

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