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THE former chief executive officer of China Galaxy Securities Co has been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for taking bribes of 15.46 million yuan (US$2.38 million) and profiting by nearly 100 million yuan from

COMMODITY prices recovered some of last week’s losses yesterday, helping to lift the stocks of energy and materials companies. The broader market also rose despite new worries about Greece’s debt problems.Oil prices once again moved above

SHANGHAI’S stock market rose for the second day in the morning session after data showed a strong growth in exports.The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index edged up 0.32 percent, or 9.11 points, to close at 2881.57. Turnover

THE Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange, backed by the world’s largest lender, will offer yuan-denominated gold products to meet increasing customer demand as the city aims to be China’s offshore currency center.The Industrial & Commercial Bank of

SHANGHAI’S stocks market edged up slightly in the morning, led by ship makers and metal producers.The Shanghai Composite Index was up 0.37 percent, or 10.6 points, to close at 2874.48. Turnover fell to 52.5 billion yuan

SHANGHAI’S stocks market edged up slightly today, led by ship makers and metal producers.The Shanghai Composite Index was up 0.3 percent, or 8.57 points, to close at 2872.46. Turnover fell to 94 billion yuan (US$8.1 billion).“Investors

THE former chief executive officer of China Galaxy Securities Co was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for taking bribes worth 15.46 million yuan (US$2.4 million锛?and earning nearly 100 million yuan from insider trading, the

HONG Kong stocks rose, driving the benchmark index to its first increase in nine days, after stronger-than-forecast growth in United States jobs bolstered confidence in the global economy.HSBC Holdings Plc, which made 20 percent of its

Shanghai’s stock market edged up yesterday, led by power generators and metal producers, as optimism over slower inflation outweighed concerns of an economic slowdown.The Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.3 percent, or 8.57 points, to close at

SHANGHAI’S stock market is expected to perform weakly this week as investors will likely remain cautious ahead of the release of economic data.The Shanghai Composite Index lost 1.64 percent, the third consecutive week it had fallen,