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Sinopec unit hit with three-month trading ban

9 May 2008
The Shanghai Stock Exchange banned trading by a Sinopec Shanghai Oil Products Co, a subsidiary of energy giant Sinopec, for three months after the unit violated a recent share-sale rule, the Wall Street Journal reported.  more...

Ping An puts off share sale plan

9 May 2008
Ping An Insurance, China's second-largest life insurer, has shelved plans for a large share sale in Shanghai, the Wall Street Journal reported.  more...

Labor contract rules draft released

9 May 2008
China has released a draft of the implementation rules for the country's labor contract law, state media reported.  more...

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A-shares: A lesson in volatility

May 9, 2008 by Tim Burroughs
A stock market analyst I know recently left his job at a Shanghai-based brokerage to take up a new position running the trading team for a private investment company. (See the May cover story for details of how these private investment companies are widening their interests from purely stock trading to incorporating private equity as [.

CER links: Private equity, Kurt Vonnegut book club

May 9, 2008 by CER Del.icio.us
What we’ve been reading recently: Seeking Alpha: Progress or Pipe Dreams? Private Equity / Venture Capital in China - Shaun Rein moderates a high-powered panel of China PE folks on the state of the industry| capital equity pe private vc venture In These Times: Book Club of Champions - Insightful account of a Kurt Vonnegut [..

China this week: Alibaba and MicroHoo, Hu Jintao visits Japan

May 8, 2008 by Wong Joon Ian
Highlights from the last week of China business news. Is Ballmer giving Ma an ulcer? Alibaba’s chief Jack Ma must be following the Microsoft/Yahoo takeover saga with a bottle of Pepto-Bismol in hand.

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