US emerges as potential HQ for HSBC

A HSBC bank is seen in New York City on Monday, March 5, 2007. HSBC Holdings on Monday said its 2006 profits rose 5 percent, just short of analysts' expectations, as Europe's biggest bank took a $10.6 billion hit for bad debts after problems in its U.S. mortgage lending.
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Bank review of UK base looks at alternatives to Hong Kong

Data with Chinese characteristics

More reasons to doubt the official statistics

Cameron rejects criticism on China relations

PM says he raised human rights and dumping issues with Xi

George Osborne's four wise men: clockwise from top left, Lord Sassoon, Lord Mandelson, Lord Powell and Lord O'Neill
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Four lords push for closer UK-China ties

Peers move between politics and the corporate world

Chinese dream of Crystal Palace shattered

Two years of talks collapse over planning differences

String of UK deals to follow in Xi’s wake

Chinese president pledges more than £6bn for Hinkley nuclear plant

LME wants China price-setting input

London Metal Exchange courts world’s biggest user and producer

China market regulator taps Stanford grad

Fang Xinghai to join securities authority as deputy chairman

Wentworth golfers told to tee up £100,000

Chinese owner tells members to pay one-off fee

Tension over mainland tourist’s HK death

Man attacked after intervening in dispute over forced shopping

China detains fake graft busters

Scheme to extort money from officials included interrogation room

Xi greeted with pledge on cheap visas

Cameron aims to use visit to unlock £30bn of deals with China

Xi fans outnumber protesters on Mall

Chinese students bussed in to show support for visiting leader

Awkward moments for Xi in Westminster

Commons Speaker makes pointed references to democracy

President Xi’s UK itinerary

Chinese leader’s schedule mixes ceremonial and business visits

Xi’s UK tour: pomp and protest

Leader is met by the Queen and protesters in London

Why Britain is courting the Chinese

Investment is sizeable but a drop in the ocean if the taps turn on

China Huarong: not right

Distressed assets aplenty on offer for the brave

US takes stern line on UK shift to China

Washington critics say Britain is misguided in its approach to Beijing

China hails Xi visit in propaganda push

Upbeat state media reaction to trip by Chinese president to UK

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