China's new listing rules

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B share market listing rules were issued in Jan. 1995 which have been designed to bring together the national market in China. The policy is though to have been introduced by the Beijing Government so that more control and consolidation can be achieved on the foreign stock. A minimum of 150 million yuan has to be invested by the floating companies, together with an initial stake of 35%. A minimum net asset value has been set at 150 million yuan.

China, Management, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Market share

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Rules set for foreign staff

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Malaysia unveiled its policies on how the country's economic decline will impact roughly 1.2 mil legal foreign workers, claiming majority will either be ordered home or moved to the export-oriented manufacturing or plantation industries. The government is concerned that the companies that are facing layoffs may retain foreign workers and eliminate Malaysians, who generally insist on higher wages.

Intnl Affairs & Finance, National Security and International Affairs, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Malaysia, Alien labor, Foreign labor

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