Volkswagen and General Motors, the two largest carmakers in China, saw a dramatic surge in first-half sales
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Jul. 5, 2006

Volkswagen and General Motors, the two largest carmakers in China, saw a dramatic surge in first-half sales as car ownership begins to take off in the heavily populated inland areas of the country.

Volkswagen and General Motors, the two largest carmakers in China, saw a dramatic surge in first-half sales
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Volkswagen and General Motors, the two largest carmakers in China, saw a dramatic surge in first-half sales as car ownership begins to take off in the heavily populated inland areas of the country.
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Cash-rich China Mobile will continue its search for overseas assets
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Cash-rich China Mobile will continue its search for overseas assets in spite of its eleventh-hour decision to abort a $5.3bn bid for Millicom International Cellular, according to sources close to the company.
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The stock options backdating scandal in the US widened this week
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The stock options backdating scandal in the US widened this week as four companies said they were being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission or federal prosecutors.
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Water shortage creates excellent investment opportunities
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With droughts currently afflicting much of the world, investors are now seeking to exploit a shortage of that most basic of commodities – water.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi-Aventis have been forced to resubmit to US antitrust regulators a crucial patent settlement involving Plavix
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Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi-Aventis have been forced to resubmit to US antitrust regulators a crucial patent settlement involving Plavix, their blockbuster drug, after being rebuffed by the Federal Trade Commission.
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US companies are expected to report a strong performance in the second quarter of the year
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US companies are expected to report a strong performance in the second quarter of the year, remaining on track to achieve the longest ever unbroken stretch of double-digit profit growth, according to Wall Street analysts.
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GM studying merits of a deal with Nissan and Renault
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General Motors has set up a high-level task force to investigate the merits of a deal with Nissan and Renault.
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World airline passenger traffic is expected to show robust growth over the next three years - by more tha 6%
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World airline passenger traffic is expected to show robust growth over the next three years following a strong rebound in 2004 and continued resilience in 2005, UN aviation agency says.
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Toyota Chairman Fujio Cho doesn't see industry consolidation
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General Motors Corp.'s (GM) tie-up with Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. (NSANY) and Renault is unlikely to spur a new round of consolidation in the auto industry, Toyota Chairman Fujio Cho said Monday, according to a report on the Financial Times' Web site.
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