News Archives:

• New China Visa Policy Affects US Business Travelers--
  March 31, 2004
• American Express Partners With ICBC To Issue China Credit Card --
  March 30, 2004
• Multinationals Pressure Taiwan Managers On Direct Trade With China --
  March 29, 2004
• Asian Poll Compares International Competitiveness in 2010 --
  March 27, 2004
• Legend Computers, Goldman Consider Investment Bank Joint Venture --
  March 26, 2004
• China Loses To Japan Over Siberian Oil Pipeline --
  March 25, 2004
• Changed Media Landscape Paves Way For Viacom Shanghai Joint Venture --
  March 24, 2004
• HP Denies China Direct Retailing Plans --
  March 23, 2004
• Second Chen Term Sets Stage For Military Confrontation with China --
  March 22, 2004
• Taiwan Election Results Present Headache For Everyone --
  March 20, 2004
• Chinese Company Signs Huge Gas Deal With Iran --
  March 19, 2004
• China Telecom Profits Up By 51.9 Percent --
  March 18, 2004
• Joint Venture Requirements For Retailers To Be Abolished This Year --
  March 17, 2004
• Premier Wen Calls Bank Reform "A Last Ditch Effort" --
  March 16, 2004
• Shanghai Real Estate Prices Beat Beijing For First Time --
  March 15, 2004
• TOM Online Disappoints On IPO --
  March 13, 2004
• Chinese Scholars: New Body of Law Needed To Cover Human Rights, Private Property --
  March 12, 2004
• Chinese Wireless Encryption Standard Argument Assumes Political Overtones --
  March 11, 2004
• Nanjing Panda Weighs Alcatel Mobile Phone Division Purchase--
  March 10, 2004
• China's Five Most In-Demand Careers Focus on Insurance, Analysis, Logistics --
  March 9, 2004
• China's Venture Capital Funding Heads For Ten Industries --
  March 8, 2004
• AIG Weighing Minsheng Stake --
  March 6, 2004
• Wen Jiabao's Opening Speech To NPC Focuses On Structural Change --
  March 5, 2004
• National Peoples' Congress Shows Who's Got The Power --
  March 4, 2004
• Taiwan Steel Prices Hit 20-Year Highs --
  March 3, 2004
• Two Chinese Companies Head For Nasdaq IPOs --
  March 2, 2004
• Ohmae: Yuan To Rise To Four Yuan Against Dollar In Four Years --
  March 1, 2004