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Building the Largets Wireless Network in the World

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There may be issues with Sovereign Debt, but the funding spigot for China’s Wireless Network is in full progress. $1.33 Billion is going to work in China where you will have a HUGE wireless Network by June 2011. I want to go there and spark up my laptop… email Tony Isaac from the Isaac Organization and Thank Him.
A Chinese company that sells a tablet PC like Apple's newly announced iPad may sue the U.S. company over the similar design between the devices, it said Monday.
China Property Seizures
A large proportion of China's estimated 100,000 or so public protests each year are driven...
China Helping Asia and Keeping its Banks Reasonable
Market News - The exports from Japan to China alone have jumped up 42.8 percent.
Tightening China
Asian stocks fell for a fifth day, dragging the MSCI Asia Pacific Index to its biggest weekly drop since June, amid...
GDP 10.7%! Growth More then Expected in China
China Economic Scan- China's growth this year is the fastest its been since 2007.  A success...
Chinese Banks Forced to Freeze Lending Wednesday, Thursday Brings GDP Report
China Economic Scan- News comes today that many banks were actually forced to sieze lending..
China Attempts to Curb Avatar Showings
In an effort to control public thought and promote the state-sponsored biography of the philosopher Confucius this coming Thursday, the Chinese government has cut back on James Cameron’s masterpiece of avatar. 

The authorities have cut back on showing all 2D versions of the movie, which cuts screens back from 4,500 to only 800. China only allows for 20 foreign films a year, but Avatar has been especially cut back due to its “Fight the Power” message which has struck a chord among the Chinese. 
Chinese Banks and Google in China
  - Chinese Banks in Volatlie Market, Google Stands its Moral High Ground in China
Market Reform to Bridge Price Gap

Beijing's approval of stock-index futures and additional reforms designed to bring its markets into line with other major bourses should help shrink the valuation gap that has kept yuan-denominated shares at a premium to similar shares listed in Hong Kong, analysts said.

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