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China output moderates, factory inflation slows

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China's factory inflation cooled in December as manufacturers expanded more slowly after a strong run in growth, lessening the need for the country's central bank to tighten monetary policy too far.

Skype could be designated illegal in China

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The popular Internet telephone service Skype could be dealt a major setback in one of the world's largest markets as the Chinese government cracks down on what it called illegal Internet telephone providers.
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Imax jumps on takeover talk, but pares big gains

Shares of Imax Corp went for a roller-coaster ride on the last day of 2010, climbing steeply on a report Sony Corp or Walt Disney might be interested, but plunging after Imax poured cold water on the speculation.
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Virus attacks Android phones in China: researchers

A powerful virus targeting smart phones in China running Google Inc's Android operating system may represent the most sophisticated bug to target mobile devices to date, security researchers said on Thursday.
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China defends rare earth quotas as in line with WTO

China defended its export controls on rare earth minerals on Thursday, saying that they were in line with World Trade Organization rules, after a government move to slash export quotas on rare earths sparked trade concerns.
New Android Trojan Emerges In China

New Android Trojan Emerges In China

California-based start up Lookout Mobile Security said a new Trojan - dubbed Geinimi' - affecting Android devices has recently emerged in China and displayed botnet-like capabilities.
Vehicles are seen on a road in Beijing

China to end auto tax incentive

China's Ministry of Finance said Tuesday the country's purchase tax for passenger cars with engines of 1.6 liters or less will be set at 10 percent from Jan. 1, ending an incentive policy under which the level was 7.5%.
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China factory inflation eases, yuan hits record

Chinese inflation showed signs of cresting in a manufacturing survey on Thursday, an early indication that the government will be able to stick to its course of gradual rather than aggressive monetary tightening.
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China pledges to continue exporting rare earths

China will continue to export rare earth minerals and said its export controls were for environmental protection reasons, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Thursday, after a government move to cut rare earth export quotas raised fresh international trade concerns.

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