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Direct flight to Taiwan takes off from mainland

4 July 2008
The first regular direct flight from the mainland to Taiwan since 1949 took off today, Reuters reported.  more...

Ping An denies tax investigation

4 July 2008
Ping An Insurance (Group) Co of China denied that it is being investigated for tax irregularities, the Wall Street Journal reported.  more...

Taiwan to relax China investment restrictions

4 July 2008
Taiwan's government will relax restrictions governing mutual fund investment in China-related stocks, the Wall Street Journal reported.  more...

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CER links: The locusts are coming; journalist’s guide to China

July 3, 2008 by CER Del.icio.us
What we’ve been reading recently: Los Angeles Times: Add locusts to China’s list of calamities - Locusts descend on Inner Mongolia. Includes an interesting note about the government’s simultaneous use and criticism of superstition (h/t Imagethief [imagethief.

CER links: Jim Rogers on A-shares, underground Catholic church

June 30, 2008 by CER Del.icio.us
What we’ve been reading recently: Shanghai Daily: Rogers says not to give up on Chinese shares - Jim Rogers sasy “There is “much money to be made” from investments in Chinese stocks, he said.” | JimRogers china shares AP: Is everything spinning out of control? - Overwhelming pessimism from the AP | US history housing markets pessimism [.

Capitalist Roader Fund: Watching Huaneng (601398, Shanghai)

June 27, 2008 by Andrew Galbraith
Even Capitalist Roaders need a break – we’ve decided against any action this week. Although Anhui Conch (600585.

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