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Articles in January, 2002 issue of AsiaInfo Services

• BEIJING REPORTS HIGHER RETAIL SALES IN 2000
• SIX INDUSTRIAL SECTORS ACCOUNT FOR HALF OF GROWTH IN 2000
• CHINA VOWS TO REINFORCE FINANCIAL SUPERVISION
• SOUTH KOREA NEEDS MOBILE PHONES MANUFACTURING PERMISSION FROM CHINA
• NANFU POSSESSES CAPABILITIES TO BECOME A WORLD-CLASS TRADEMARK
• CHINA AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY & TECHNOLOGY EXPO KICKED OFF IN VIETNAM
• BEIJING INNOVATION ECONOMY IS THE TOP
• CHINESE IT TALENTS TRAINING INDUSTRY
• PDA DEVELOPS TOWARDS SPECIALIZATION APPLICATIONS
• SHANDONG LUNAN MACHINE TOOL AND TONGRUI HAVE JOINED HANDS
• 6 KINDS OF ENTERPRISES WILL POSSESS PRIORITY IN GUANGZHOU TRADE FAIR
• OIL REFINING AND SALE COMPANY COOPERATES WITH PIPELINE BUREAU
• THE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT FOR AUTOMOBILE CRANE AFTER ENTERING WTO
• BEIJING OLYMPIC GAMES WILL INVITE PUBLIC BIDDINGS IN MAY 2002
• DOMESTIC THEATERS TO FACE CHALLENGES
• THE EMPHASIS OF INTERNET BUSINESS TRANSFERRED INTO SHANGHAI
• FUJIAN WILL CONSTRUCT AN IMPORTANT BASE OF ELECTRONIC BUSINESS
• HONGTA GROUP INVESTS IN NON-TOBACCO INDUSTRIES
• CHINESE MARKET WAS OPENED TO NEWS GROUP
• MOBILE INTERNET TO GAIN FAVOR
• HUAXUN AND NOKIA JOINED HANDS
• BEIJING AUTOMOBILE MARKET IS BOOMING
• CHINESE MINI MULTI-PURPOSE VEHICLE MARKET
• DOMESTIC SOFTWARE VENDORS TO KEEP UP
• ZHEJIANG INVESTS 1.5 BILLION YUAN TO CONSTRUCT ISLAND COMMUNICATIONS
• SHANGHAI INDUSTRY IN 2001
• BRANDING A MARK OF SUCCESS
• IT INDUSTRY INCURRED LOSS
• REVIEW OF CHINA MOTORCYCLE MARKET IN 2001
• FOREIGN BANKS STARTED TO MERGE CHINESE BANKS
• SEAWATER BREEDING INDUSTRY DEVELOPS RAPIDLY IN NINGHAI
• CHANGAN AUTO & MINSHENG BANK JOINTLY BUILD RDC IN THE WEST
• SHANGHAI MOBILE SUSPENDED GPRS
• CUSTOMS ONLINE SUPERVISION MODEL OF SHENZHEN DEVELOPS MASSIVELY
• COSCO LOGISTICS WAS ESTABLISHED
• IPO OF LEGEND
• THE STOCK TREND OF SINOPEC
• LANGCANG-RIVER RIVER BOASTS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
• SURVEY ON CHINESE INDUSTRIES CONCERNING ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
• IN-BOUND TOURISTS TO CHINA REACHED 87 MILLION IN 2001
• LG ELECTRONICS DEVELOPS RAPIDLY IN CHINA
• SENDA GROUP WILL BECOME ONE INTERNATIONAL LEADING ENTERPRISE
• HUAXUN GROUP COOPERATES WITH NOKIA TO CONSTRUCT DIGITAL BEIJING
• ZHOU XIAOCHUAN PUTS FORWARD 3 SOLUTIONS FOR PUBLIC COMPANIES
• THE THIRD INTERNAIOTNAL EXHIBITION AND DISPLAY OF CONFERENCE
• HOME USERS AREN'T SO SATISFIED WITH THEIR MOBILE PHONES
• THROUGHPUT OF HOMEMADE COPPERPLATE PAPER ENLARGES RAPIDLY
• BEIJING SHUGUANG CORP. MARKETS 3 PATTERNS FUNCTION SERVERS
• QINGDAO HAIJING STANDS GOOD ALONE IN CHINESE PVC INDUSTRY
• ALCATEL'S 3G LABS ARE MYSTERIOUS
• THE NON-PERFORMING LOANS OF RURAL CREDIT COOPERATIVES
• HUAIROU COUNTY WILL CONSTRUCT THE LARGEST GEN-SENG BASE OF CHINA
• CHINA'S ECONOMY TO OPEN UP FURTHER
• VOWS TO BLOCK ENTRY TO UNQUALIFIED OVERSEAS PRODUCTS
• CHINA TO ABIDE BY INT'L PRACTICES IN REGULATING INSURANCE
• E-COMMERCE AND E-COMMERCE REPORT
• GANSU TELECOM WILL INVEST 1.2 BILLION YUAN TO DEVELOP NETWORKS
• GUANGZHOU'S ECONOMY MAINTAINS GROWTH MOMENTUM
• INDONESIAN DELEGATION VISITED GUANGDONG PROVINCE
• "SHANGHAI HOTLINE II" LAUNCHED
• CHUNLAN APPLIANCES ENTERED BULGARIAN MARKET
• TYRE PRESSURE MONITORING EQUIPMENT STARTED TRIAL TEST IN CHINA
• CHINA'S FOREIGN TRADE EXPORTS SEE UPS AND DOWNS
• BEVERAGE MARKET THINKS HIGHLY OF POLYESTER PACKING
• SHANGHAI ECONOMY IN 2001
• CHINESE DIESEL VEHICLES ARE EXPECTING MODERN TECHNOLOGIC REFORM
• CWHEC HAS MADE GREAT PROGRESS IN OVERSEAS OPERATIONS
• IN RETROSPECT OF CHINA'S TELECOM INDUSTRY 2001
• REVIEW OF CHINA AUTOMOTIVE MARKET IN 2001
• WORK RESUMES ON SHANGHAI'S PREMIER TOWER
• THE COOPERATION OF LUCKTFILM AND FUJITSO
• DOMESIC OPTICAL FIBER MARKET WORTH OPTIMISM
• LUCENT TO RE-INVEST RMB200 MILLION IN QINGDAO
• INVESTIGATION FOR RELATIVE INDUSTRIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
• INVESTMENT OF BEIJING REAL ESTATE IS SECOND LARGEST IN CHINA
• SHENZHEN HAS CONFIRMED 84 KEY TECHNICAL RECONSTRUCTION ITEMS
• CHINA SHIPPING INDUSTRY WILL GET RARE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
• GOOD OPPORTUNITY IN SHANGHAI RETAIL INDUSTRY AFTER ACCESSION TO WTO
• HUARONG RECOVERS 54 % OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS
• FUNCTION SERVERS BOAST TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITIES

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