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China's three major oil companies have little to gain from the lower global crude prices, according to industry analysts.
Business start-up loans to have wider reach
In a bid to create jobs, Shanghai relaxed its threshold for business start-up loans, with a new policy that went into effect yesterday.
Household appliance sector sees tough days ahead
Energy-saving electric industry not much affected
More funds for unlocking mineral wealth
IPO dreams dashed amid global turmoil
Stimulus plan may keep world mining industry afloat
Property price growth hits two-year low
Guangdong: newly-registered firms outnumber bankrupt ones
Storm hits shipping industry
Shoemakers seeking way out
As old industry bites the dust, new sectors begin to bloom
Steel mills struggle to survive a downturn
Banks to suffer from export, housing slump
Coal efficiency set to get boost
Banks to adopt new lending rules
Securities companies allowed to introduce new services
Property market remains sluggish, but prices stay high
Exporters save themselves in the financial downturn
Insurers refocus on traditional products amid crisis
Worst times over for China's insurance industry
Steel sector dives deep into red
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US stocks tumble 4% as bailout plan unveiled
Wall Street sinks as investors dump banks
World markets surge on recovery hope
Japan's exports suffer record plunge
European stocks slip; US futures fluctuate
Analysis/Opinions
FDI sees 4th monthly dive in row
Data mixed on China's road to recovery
Shanghai auto expo: showdown for global automakers
Wen: Stimulus package plan paying off
How far is China away from the crisis?