CAO Singapore expected parent's help as loss grew

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Having run up huge losses betting on rising oil prices, the Singapore subsidiary of Beijing-based China Aviation Oil Holding Corp., is said to have minimized its losses as they accumulated by stating that its parent would bail it out if necessary. Chen Jiulin, chief executive officer of China Aviation Oil Singapore, is currently under investigation for his role in what is believed to be a cover-up involving falsified financial records.

Legal issues & crime, Financial management, Singapore, Management dynamics, PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS, Executive changes & profiles, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Management, Officials and employees, Company legal issue, Finance, Investigations, Political aspects, Company business management, Fuel industry, Debtor and creditor, Company financing, Securities trading, Government holding companies, Subsidiaries, divisions and units, China Aviation Oil Supply Corp., Chen Jiulin

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A classical movement in China gives pianist rock-star status

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China is experiencing an economic boom that is giving rise to a cultural Renaissance. Classical music is a big interest, epitomized in the rock star status of Yundi Li, a pianist who has made CD's and won awards for playing classical music.

History, Achievements and awards, Classical music, Yundi Li

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Global stock markets vie to win China's growing IPO listings

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Stock markets of the world are vying for market share for China's growing initial public offerings.

Security and commodity exchanges, Market share, Security brokers and dealers, Securities & Commodities Services, Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities, Analysis, International aspects, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Securities industry, Company market share

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