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  Tax hike manteaux fourrure targets ’liquor culture’ Tax hike manteaux fourrure targets ’liquor culture’
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  Tax hike targets ’liquor culture’Published: 02 Aug 2009 18:02:01 PSTBy Liang Chen High-end Chinese liquor across the country has undergone a price hike two days after a change in the State consumption tax on liquor took effect. Retailers in cities where liquor prices have not risen are expecting a rise as producers will eventually pass the cost to consumers.The price of Moutai – a clear, sorghum-based liquor popular among executives and high-ranking officials – for example, has risen from 698 ($102.6) to 728 yuan at the Haoyouduo liquor shop in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, home to a number of well-known liquor brands.According to the Xinhua News Agency, Sichuan-based Tuopai Yeast Liquor headed the other brands raising their prices after the new tax regimen took effect. Although high-end liquors haven’t seen a price jump in Guizhou, the province’s best-known Maotai, China’s national liquor, is in short supply, which is likely to be followed by a rise in prices soon, Xinhua reported.“None of the prices of liquor in our store have risen yet,” a salesperson at a Tiankelong store on Chaoyang Road in Beijing, told the Global Times, adding that “prices will definitely rise in a month.”China changed the tax base on liquor August 1, increasing the amount paid by distillers, thus increasing final prices to consumers.Liquor production in China totaled 2.06 million kiloliters in the first five months of this year, an increase of 17.44 percent on the previous year, with sales of 76.7 billion yuan ($11.3 billion), up 21.95 percent on the same period, according to the Association of Chinese Liquor.Several liquor stores in Beijing’s Central Business District said prices of high-end liquor, such as Wuliangye, Moutai, and Langjiu, have risen by about 10 percent.The owner of a liquor store on Guanghua Road in the capital’s Chaoyang district, who asked to remain anonymous, said that, unlike the cigarette industry in which the State controls retail prices, liquor producers set the prices.“The rise in prices won’t cause much loss to us. Customers who buy high-end liquor won’t care much, since they are affluent and also buy it for gifts,” the liquor store owner told the Global Times.This is not the first time Moutai has risen its price this year. In June, the distillery adjusted its price by an average of 30 to 40 yuan per bottle.“Drinking good liquor is the embodiment of social status and identity in China, which relates to all aspects of Chinese society,” Ding Gang, a senior editor for People’s Daily, told the Global Times.A “liquor culture” has also deeply infiltrated the lives of ordinary people, he said.“People tend to drink good Chinese liquor on days of big celebration, or to give to distinguished guests,” Ding said.Ding noted that the price of the mid and low-end liquor will climb shortly, because a large amount of grain was used to make liquor, which would compete with the nation’s increasing demand for food.But the distillery is also accused of harming the environment.In 2007, the Moutai distillery sold more than 6,800 tons of its product, but the production process also created 80,000 tons of dregs, which was a major source of pollution at its production base in mostly rural Guizhou Province in southwest China.Moutai is known as China’s official state banquet liquor, and is also the only alcoholic beverage presented as an official gift. It received additional exposure in China and abroad when Zhou Enlai, the former premier, used the liquor to entertain Richard Nixon during the state banquet for the US presidential visit to China in 1972.“Few commodities have the close relationship Maotai does with politics,” Yuan Renguo, general manager of the Maotai Group, told Xinhua, adding, “Maotai liquor has played a very important role in China’s politicFX 比較 芦荟 除湿机 弹簧 launch x431 diagun ショッピング枠　現金化 passenger elevator 老房子

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  Zhongjin Dual Plate Check Valve Gold buys assets from parent for RMB 745 mln Zhongjin Dual Plate Check Valve Gold buys assets from parent for RMB 745 mln
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  Zhongjin Gold buys assets from parent for RMB 745 mlnPublished: 05 Nov 2009 19:42:28 PSTMore From ChinaKnowledge.comChina Economy DataChina Business GuideChina DemographicChina Industrial ParksChina Financial MarketNov. 6, 2009 (China Knowledge) – Zhongjin Gold<600489>, China’s biggest publicly-traded gold miner by market share, yesterday announced that it has acquired controlling stakes in three firms from parent China National Gold Group Corp (China Gold) for RMB 745 million in total through the China Beijing Equity Exchange, sources reported. Zhongjin Gold said in a statement filed with the Shanghai Stock Exchange that it will pay RMB 306.5 million to acquire the assets of Hebei Gold Group, RMB 378.7 million for Jiapigou Gold Mine Co, and RMB 59.80 million for a 60% stake in Luoyang Songxian Qianhe Mining Co.In May, media reported that China Gold was planning to transfer the assets of seven gold mines to Zhongjin Gold within three months as part of a plan to realize the group listing of its gold businesses, but Zhongjin Gold denied the report.Copyright © 2009 http://www.chinaknowledge.comビジネスローン 弹簧 深圳搬家公司 Superannuation autoboss V30 减速机 passenger elevator 短信群发 超声波清洗机

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  WRAPUP 3 apad irobot -China silent on extra stimulus, stands by growth aim WRAPUP 3 apad irobot -China silent on extra stimulus, stands by growth aim
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  WRAPUP 3-China silent on extra stimulus, stands by growth aimPublished: 05 Mar 2009 00:38:23 PST * Premier Wen reaffirms 8 pct growth goal for 2009 * No increase in fiscal stimulus package, but shares rise * Budget gap to soar seven-fold, stay below 3 percent ofGDP BEIJING, March 5 – Premier Wen Jiabao said Chinawould ramp up deficit spending this year to hit itsall-important 8 percent growth target but did not announce anincrease in an already-huge two-year economic stimulus planthat markets had craved. In his annual work report on Thursday to the NationalPeople’s Congress, the largely ceremonial parliament, Wen saidthe 2009 growth goal was realistic despite a deepening globalfinancial crisis. ”It needs to be stressed that in projecting the GDP growthtarget at 8 percent, we have taken into consideration both ourneed and ability to sustain development in China,” he said. ”As long as we adopt the right policies and appropriatemeasures and implement them effectively, we will be able toachieve this target.” Global markets soared on Wednesday on talk that Wen wouldadd to the 4 trillion yuan ($585 billion) stimulus planunveiled in November to head off a rise in unemployment thatcould threaten the social stability prized by the rulingCommunist party. Eight percent growth is widely thought to be the minimumneeded to hold down the jobless rate. Wen said China’s budget deficit this year — 950 billionyuan — would jump to almost 3 percent of national income from0.4 percent in 2008. By comparison, the United States isplanning for a deficit of 12.3 percent of GDP this year. Investment spending, on everything from railways toaffordable housing, will double; outlays on health care willrise 38 percent; and spending on the social safety net andemployment will go up 22 percent, according to the 2009 budget. But Wen announced no increase in the headline price tag ofNovember’s pump-priming package to revive the world’sthird-largest economy, which has been hit by a slump in demandfor its exports and a downturn in its property market. KEEPING THE POWDER DRY Economists said they still expected Beijing to boostspending if need be. ”Obviously they’re looking at a global economy that everyday gets worse, so they might have decided to keep the extraspending in their pockets,” said Stephen Green, head of Chinaresearch at Standard Chartered Bank in Shanghai. Green noted that the first investment projects to befinanced under the stimulus plan were only now being rolledout. ”So maybe we need to wait until the second quarter and seehow it pans out. They have more ammunition if they need it,” hesaid. Jia Kang, a researcher at the Ministry of Finance, agreed. ”China may have to widen the fiscal deficit further if theeconomic situation continues to be weak in the second quarter,”Jia told reporters. Shanghai stocks shrugged off the lack of extra stimulus.The main index, after a volatile session, closed up 1.04percent. Balancing optimism with caution, Wen said China facedunprecedented difficulties and challenges due to the worldwidefinancial crisis, which he said is still getting worse. ”Demand continues to shrink on internationa烘箱 港澳游 OA キャバクラ 京都 china elevator 除湿机 激光切割机 ショッピング枠 現金化 超声波

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  AviChina cuts shareholding in Dongan Auto to 57.82%Published: 25 May 2009 00:03:54 PSTTop 5 News From ChinaKnowledge.comFar Eastern Bank to acquire AIG’s Taiwan credit card businessChina Minsheng to issue 15 mln credit cards in next 3 yearsPetroChina to acquire 45% stake in Singapore PetroleumLottemart set to expand in ChinaHenderson Land starts selling 1st 20 flats at 8 Royal GreenMay. 25, 2009 (China Knowledge) – AviChina Industry & Technology Co Ltd<2357> recently cut its shareholding to 57.82% in Harbin Dongan Auto Engine Co Ltd<600178>, a company mainly engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of automobile engines, the Shanghai Securities News reported. On May 21, AviChina sold 4.39 million A-shares, or 0.95% of Dongan Auto’s total issued share capital. AviChina now holds 267.173 million shares of the auto engine maker’s stock, representing 57.82% of the total issued share capital of the company, of which 38.384 million are tradable A-shares.Harbin Dongan Auto’s principal products are used in mini automobiles. The company’s three affiliates are involved in the manufacture and sale of petroleum engines, pistons and other auto parts.Copyright © 2009 http://www.chinaknowledge.comクレジットカード 現金化 港澳游 弹簧 furniture legs panoramic elevator lithium batteries 纯水设备 深圳装修公司 Asian Escort london

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  China’s solar inverter Launch Vehicle Tech to issue RMB 1.1 bln in financing bills China’s solar inverter Launch Vehicle Tech to issue RMB 1.1 bln in financing bills
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  China’s Launch Vehicle Tech to issue RMB 1.1 bln in financing billsPublished: 02 Sep 2009 20:32:32 PSTTop 5 News From ChinaKnowledge.comBaosteel sees improved profit in H2China Development Bank forms RMB 35-bln investment fundCountry Garden floats 5-year notes worth US$300 mln on TueBeijing’s e-Town launches wireless broadband networkChina to purchase US$50 bln in IMF bondsSep. 3, 2009 (China Knowledge) – Long March Launch Vehicle Tech Co Ltd<600879>, a Chinese firm engaged in the manufacturing and selling of aerospace products, Thursday announced that it will issue up to RMB 1.1 billion in short-term financing bills.The company said in a statement filed with the Shanghai Stock Exchange that the financing bills will have a maturity period not more than 365 days. The coupon rate will be determined in the process of book building and will not be higher than the prime loan interest rate during the corresponding period of the issuance.The proceeds from the issuance will be mainly used to repay bank loans, so as to lower financing cost and improve profitability.Meanwhile, Launch Vehicle Tech announced that it will change its name to Aerospace Times Electronics and Technology Co Ltd and invest RMB 80 million in its joint venture to help the firm expand capacity and replenish working capital.The issuance plan is still subject to the approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission.Copyright © 2009 http://www.chinaknowledge.com翻译公司 弹簧 air conditioner motor in stock kitchen cabinets 深圳福田搬家公司 除湿机 XP系统下载 Aloe vera bldc motor

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