China's Nasdaq-style board sees wild start
                   
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Nov 8, 2009 7 related
 

BEIJING – China’s new Nasdaq-style market saw a week of wild yo-yo swings as frenzied investors sent the start-up shares to “ridiculously” high levels, analysts say, warning a correction is on the cards. The 28 stocks on the... [read full story]                    

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Toyota's Cost-Cutting Restores Profits - BusinessWeek

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Six months after the worst loss in its history, Toyota has posted a surprise quarterly net profit Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda called the collapse in auto sales that followed the fall of Lehman Brothers last year a...

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Qualcomm sees big bucks in China's smartbook market

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for this link. ] "True, the smartbook as a device category doesn't truly exist just yet, but CEO Jacobs is bullish on the topic, predicting massive consumer acceptance of smartbooks based on Qualcomm's TD-SCDMA chips in...

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Sky's the Limit as Beijing's Smog Lifts

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Beijing residents are taking a collective deep breath and enjoying the best air the city has had for 11 years. The capital's environmental protection bureau said on Friday the reduced smog and improved visibility was the result...

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HK central bank chief warns of asset bubble risk

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HONG KONG: Hong Kong's central bank chief Norman Chan warned that asset prices in the city could climb sharply next year and disconnect from fundamentals, raising the risk of a bubble, and said surging capital inflows posed a...

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