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China Not Going Back to 'Old Road' of Capital Controls: Forex Regulator
- Friday February 5, 2016
- Thomson Reuters
China will continue to crack down on illegal foreign exchange activities but will not revert back to "old road" of capital controls, an official of the country's foreign exchange regulator said.
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Government Favours Full Rupee Convertibility: Jayant Sinha
- Wednesday April 15, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
Mr Sinha's comments came a day after the International Monetary Fund predicted Asia's third-largest economy would become the fastest growing major economy in the world, outpacing China.
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IBM Signs Up to Help Fight China's War on Smog
- Sunday July 6, 2014
- World News | Reuters
IBM Corp has signed an agreement with the city of Beijing to use advanced weather forecasting and cloud computing technologies to help tackle the Chinese capital's persistent smog.
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Chinese firms' overseas investments down at $68 bn last year
- Sunday February 19, 2012
Chinese companies' overseas investments slipped to $68 billion last year, slightly down from the previous year, amid a volatile market, according to A Capital's Dragon Index.
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China Not Going Back to 'Old Road' of Capital Controls: Forex Regulator
- Friday February 5, 2016
- Thomson Reuters
China will continue to crack down on illegal foreign exchange activities but will not revert back to "old road" of capital controls, an official of the country's foreign exchange regulator said.
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www.ndtvprofit.com
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Government Favours Full Rupee Convertibility: Jayant Sinha
- Wednesday April 15, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
Mr Sinha's comments came a day after the International Monetary Fund predicted Asia's third-largest economy would become the fastest growing major economy in the world, outpacing China.
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www.ndtvprofit.com
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IBM Signs Up to Help Fight China's War on Smog
- Sunday July 6, 2014
- World News | Reuters
IBM Corp has signed an agreement with the city of Beijing to use advanced weather forecasting and cloud computing technologies to help tackle the Chinese capital's persistent smog.
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www.ndtv.com
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Chinese firms' overseas investments down at $68 bn last year
- Sunday February 19, 2012
Chinese companies' overseas investments slipped to $68 billion last year, slightly down from the previous year, amid a volatile market, according to A Capital's Dragon Index.
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www.ndtvprofit.com