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[China] China's policy changes in the last decade

[China] Chinese gov't mulls to impose fuel tax

[World] Crude oil settles below 50 dollars

[Guangdong] Axe to fall on district governments

[Business] Fuel tax 'to be levied soon as timing is right'

[Pearl River Delta] Delta region bears brunt of slowdown

Weekly Highlights

•Guangdong to bolster growth with rural resources

•Shantou, HK sign 78b yuan deals

•Guangdong province expects closer Taiwan ties

•Guangdong plans $347b investment to hold back downtrend

•Nanning-Guangzhou high-speed railway starts construction

•2-year countdown to Guangzhou Asian Games

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• Axe to fall on district governments 2008-November-21

• Transport facilities in east Guangzhou to be improved 2008-November-21

• Guangdong plans reforms to overcome crisis 2008-November-20

• Guangdong plans USD 347 billion investment 2008-November-21

• Export growth stalls in Pearl River Delta 2008-November-21

• Economic zones in Guangdong outline new opening-up measures 2008-November-21

• New models galore at Guangzhou auto show 2008-November-20

• Public rental housing proposed in Guangzhou 2008-November-20

• Guangzhou wins "National Forest City" laurel 2008-November-20

• GZ aims to increase forest coverage to 55% 2008-November-20

• Global car giants bet heavily on China 2008-November-20

• Pioneering Guangdong records many 'firsts' 2008-November-19

• Special supplement: Innovation charts future course 2008-November-19

• Guangdong gives a warning sign 2008-November-19

• Company closure figures in Guangdong disputed 2008-November-18

• Dongguan keeps industrial growth amid crisis 2008-November-17

• 'World's factory' confident of tackling financial crisis 2008-November-17

• Kung Fu capital Foshan now a modern industrial base 2008-November-17

• Energy-saving electric industry not much affected 2008-November-13

• Promotion time for Asian Games 2008-November-12

• Guangzhou to have extensive subway system 2008-November-12

• Guangdong to bolster growth with rural resources 2008-November-12

• Shantou, HK sign 78b yuan deals 2008-November-12

• Guangdong province expects closer Taiwan ties 2008-November-12

• Guangdong: newly-registered firms outnumber bankrupt ones 2008-November-12

• Guangdong plans $347b investment to hold back downtrend 2008-November-12

• Singles supermarket to open in Pearl River Delta 2008-November-11

• Delta region bears brunt of slowdown 2008-November-11

• They came, they saw, they paid three times more at sex fair 2008-November-10

• Nanning-Guangzhou high-speed railway starts construction 2008-November-10

• Shenzhen police station attacked 2008-November-10

• Exports down at China leading trade fair 2008-November-7

• Hard times for migrant workers in Guangdong 2008-November-7

• GZ signs contract to host 2010 Asian Paralympics 2008-November-6

• Online map of public toilet panned by residents 2008-November-6

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