China joins hands with ASEAN

For a long time, China relied on the EU and the U.S. as its major trading partners. In 2009, the trade value between China and these two giants accounted for 16.5% and 13.5% of China’s total foreign trade, respectively. However, the global financial crisis, which broke out in 2008, caused demand from the EU and the U.S. to stagnate and shocked China’s export-oriented economy. ...Details
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Yue Yuen Industrial's revenue hits US$391.83 mln in Feb
Hong Kong-listed Yue Yuen Industrial (Holdings) Ltd<0551>, the world's largest contract footwear manufacturer, yesterday announced that its operating revenue in February grew 5.6% to US$391.83 million, whereas its operating revenue was US$371 million in the same month of 2009, sources reported....Details
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