China may offer foreign control of a state bank

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Guangdong Development Bank of China is inviting foreign investment, offering to sell a controlling interest in the state owned bank. The bank has total assets of 344.5 billion Yuan or about $42.5 billion. The offer indicates Beijing is supporting greater foreign investment in financial institutions.

Commercial Banks, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Banking industry, Industry Overview, Foreign investments, Finance, Company Profile, Company financing, Industry forecasts, Guangdong Development Bank

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China's roaring economy shows signs of moderating: data ease concerns of runaway growth and 'hard landing'

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Moderated output growth in automobile manufacturing, steel-making and other industrial production is expected to improve the stability of China's economy. Concerns had been rising over runaway growth leading to inflation, wasteful investment or a burst bubble.

Comparative analysis, Economic indicators, Industrial productivity, Productivity

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Private companies could ease China's economic cool-down

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The Chinese economy is overheated but Beijing has used a light hand and it is hoped a downturn will be avoided. Private equity companies in China are growing and account for 30 percent of the gross domestic product.

Private companies, Economic forecasting

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