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China opens door to Syrian opposition
Move comes days after Beijing criticised for vetoing UN vote on Assad
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2:37am
Chinese inflation jumps to 4.5%
Spike blamed on food prices ahead of New Year celebrations
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COMPANIES
Feb 7, 2012
EIG to quit Goldman platform for Asia listing
Move reflects increased US regulatory burden
Notebook
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COMMENT
Feb 7, 2012
Palm prints for pushy parents
Even in China’s ultra-modern metropolises many families still take their infant child to a fortune-teller, writes Jamil Anderlini
Inside Business
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COMPANIES
Feb 7, 2012
Savvy Chinese consumer comes of age
Companies are finding people becoming harder to please
Feb 7, 2012
Beijing office rents outstrip New York
Prime office costs in Chinese capital rose 75% last year
Feb 7, 2012
Hong Kong rages at wave of pregnant Chinese
Anger grows over access to hospital care and schools
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Feb 6, 2012
IMF warns China on eurozone fallout
Report underscores importance of global trade to nation
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LEX
Feb 6, 2012
China: Europe’s flexible friend
There is no need to go cap in hand. China will keep buying the eurozone
Feb 6, 2012
China bars airlines from EU carbon tax
Prohibition on paying levy puts Beijing in opposition to Brussels
Feb 5, 2012
China’s police ill-equipped to combat unrest
Structural problems exposed by protests and rising crime rate
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COMPANIES
Feb 2, 2012
China’s State Grid to take 25% stake in REN
Chinese energy group buys into Portugal’s national power grid
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AFRICA
Feb 2, 2012
S. Sudan raises prospect of new fighting
Warning after collapse of oil revenue talks with Sudan
Feb 2, 2012
China considering deeper involvement in EFSF
Wen says solution increasingly ‘urgent’ during Merkel visit
Feb 2, 2012
Sudan rebels issue demands to Beijing
Group holding Chinese hostages wants Beijing to pressure Khartoum
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Feb 1, 2012
Boost for top manufacturing nations
US sector grows at fastest rate since June
David Pilling
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COMMENT
Feb 1, 2012
The trials of a reluctant superpower
As commercial needs suck it into a troubled world, China’s desire for a low international profile is at odds with reality
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