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China, US start SED amid financial crisis |
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China and the United States started their fifth strategic economic dialogue (SED) in Beijing Thursday amid the deepening global financial crisis and the transition of the US government.
Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan and the US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson co-chaired the dialogue on Thursday morning as special representatives of President Hu Jintao and President George W. Bush
"The most pressing issue we have to deal with is coping with global financial turmoil," Wang said >>more
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CIC halts massive overseas investment
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China Investment Corp. (CIC), the nation's state-owned forex investment firm, won't seek a great amount of investment overseas amid financial crisis given the uncertainty brought by government policies in the >>more |
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Stimulus financing spelt out |
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The government yesterday unveiled a raft of measures to encourage lending by financial institutions to infrastructure projects, small businesses and potential home and car buyers. Also, an extra credit volume of 100 billion yuan (US$14.6 billion) will >>more
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| Personality of the Week (Li Sijian) |
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The name of Li Zijian, a US-based Chinese artist, is not new to Chinese who are interested in arts and humanity as his works, with the themes of humanity and loe, have moved lots of people, especially his historic painting of Nanjing Massacre. Last month, Li came back to China and visited eight major cities including Beijing, Changsha, Shanghai, Nanjing
and Shenzhen to promote his autobiography The Paladin of Art.
Both the artist and >>more |
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Last Updated:04/12/08 
