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Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Chief Executive Charles Li poses at the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx) final results of 2009 and strategic plan 2010-12 press conference yesterday. He said HKEx will work to use the cityˇs unique position as a gateway to China and its established position as an international financial centre to encourage the internationalization of the RMB.
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Henkel anticipates good news from fiscal 2010 results
By Xiao Ma
SHANGHAI — Henkel, the German maker of household products, said on Tuesday that it anticipates the current financial year will bring a noticeable improvement in its results, with substantially higher earnings reported from its laundry, homecare and cosmetic sectors.
Shoppers go crazy for Carrefour's business
By Yu Tianyu
Beijing — It's 1 am one day during this year's Spring Festival and hundreds of consumers are on a shopping spree, waiting in long queues, trolleys piled high with goods, at Carrefour's Tiantongyuan outlet in the Changping district of northern Beijing.
Price stays key factor for mainland shoppers in Hong Kong
By Joy Lu
HONG KONG — With a charcoal-colored jacket and a Fendi wool scarf draped over her left arm and two bulging shopping bags in her right hand, Emily Dong, from Dalian, Liaoning province, looked slightly flustered as she stepped out of the Sogo department store in Causeway Bay on a warm winter afternoon.
It's tea time at Starbucks
By Yu Tianyu
shenzhen — Think of Starbucks and the chances are you will be thinking of coffee. That's probably because it's the largest coffeehouse chain in the world, with more than 16,000 outlets in 49 countries and regions, more than 360 of them on the Chinese mainland.
Gome China unit gets Beijing rap for bribery
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HONG KONG — Gome Electrical Appliances Holdings Ltd, China's second-biggest electronics retailer by market value, said a unit was indicted for bribery at the Second Intermediate People's Court of Beijing.
Traditional clothing retailers enjoy Spring Festival boom
By Yu Tianyu
Retailers of delicately embroidered traditional Chinese garments such as tangzhuang jackets and qipao dresses celebrated booming sales during the Spring Festival.