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China 'treats foreign firms unfairly' (click for details on BBC News)

It's not if, but when, China owns the world - Business should be wary of the Communist Party's role in the corporate culture, says Isabel Hilton. (click for details on the Sydney Morning Herald)

Deere announces plans to build new plant in China (details)

Why luxury car makers love China so much (click for details on the Globe and Mail)

Locke: China Becoming 'Less Welcoming' to Foreign Companies (click for details)

Why Foreign Automakers Are Launching China-Only Designs (click for details on TIME magazine)

Special report: Does corporate America kowtow to China? (click for details on Reuters)

Google struggles to succeed in China market - By John Boudreau (click for details on Mercury News)

Someone's Lying About Facebook's Plans For China (click for details on SF Gate)

Walmart China Chief Executive Chan Says Seeking Land to Build More Stores (click for details on the Bloomberg)

Another Google service facing uncertainty in China (click for details)

Survey: A �Mixed-Bag� for U.S. Firms in China (click for details)

U.S. firms frustrated by Chinese red tape (click for details on Reuters)

Barbie closes shop in China - Mattel shuts down its lone stand-alone store devoted to the Barbie doll. (click for details on Los Angeles Times)

Best Buy, Home Depot find tough times in China (click for details)

Why do so many get it so wrong in China? - By Andrew Hill (click for details)

China Adds New Limits on Foreigners

Foreign Carmakers Try Brands Just for China (click for details)

Consumer electronics retailer Best Buy to close stores in China (click for details)

China accuses Wal-Mart of 'deceptive prices' (click for details on CNN Money)

Wal-Mart Steps Into China's E-commerce Market (click for details on PC World)

Despite problems, Google on hiring spree in China (click for details on the Economic Times)

Will Yahoo China Find a Search Suitor? (click for Owen Fletcher's blogs on the Wall Street Journal)

Foreign Companies Shy Away From China - Corporate executives are concerned by what they see as barriers preventing their entry into the market. (click for details on Forbes)

Google eyes China as Baidu fumbles (Reuters)

Coca-Cola opens new bottling plant in China (Forbes)

Samsung to build China LCD plant for $2.3 bln (Reuters)

Gap Entering China, Expanding Internet (GlobeSt.)

IPhone Maker in China Is Under Fire After a Suicide
Rio Tinto Asks Foreign Staff to Leave China
Wal-Mart enters China's convenience store market (Reuters)
Foreign Businesses Worry as China Considers New Postal Law (Wall Street Journal)
Daimler expects to overtake BMW in China in 2-3 years (Reuters)
China: Whirlpool Closes Plant
What Coca-Cola Did Wrong, And Right, In China
Google and Music Labels Bet on Downloads in China
Google to Offer Free Downloads in China
Dell to Push PCs to China Rural Areas to Boost Sales
Coca-Cola Rebuff Wasn�t Protectionist, China Says
Time Warner's AOL closes China R&D unit, sheds 56 jobs
Volkswagen plans to double China sales by 2018 - Reuters
Nokia Siemens wins $1.11 bln worth China deals - Reuters
27 percent of foreign firms seen laying off China staff
McDonald's eye 500 stores in China in 3 yrs - Exec, Financial Times
Nike says to build logistics centre in China - Reuters
Bayer says to build 100 mln euro R&D centre in China - Reuters (2009-02-12)
Foreign companies still flock to China, study finds. IHT
2 Volkswagen plants to suspend production in China - Dec. 15, 2008, AP
China to become DHL's biggest express service market
Wahaha workers say freeze Danone assets in China. Reuters
Foreign firms say China losing competitive edge: Survey. The Economic Times, Mar.4, 08
Ford sales boom in China. The Star
Audi sales in China jumped in 2007. Business Week
Beijing Court Rules Against Yahoo China
Yahoo! China loses, Baidu wins copyright lawsuit
Yahoo China slammed again for piracy. CNet News
Starbucks recalls 167,000 mugs made in China.Toronto Star
Apple Shares Soar on Chinese Interest in iPhone. New York Times. Nov. 14.
Ford Considers Setting Up New China Plant To Meet Demand. CNN Money
Google's China Chief Sees Boom in Future. AP Nov.29.
Wal-Mart, Carrefour targeted in China blacklist of children's products. CNN Money. Nov.29.
Expedia extends corporate-travel service to China with call center. The Seattle Times. Nov.28
Can you Yahoo safely in China? The Seattle Times Nov. 15.
Yahoo shares savaged over China journalist case. USA Today Nov.8.
Wal-Mart quadruples size of distribution center in N China. Xinhua, Nov. 4, 2007
Yahoo exec apologizes for withholding China data from Congress Nov. 3, 20
Google denies 'tax evasion' in China Oct. 3.
GM plans research center in China Oct. 29, 2007
Google to focus on mobile Internet in China Reuters Oct. 25, 2007
Reports: China 'hijacking' Google, Yahoo, Microsoft search sites Oct. 18, 2007
U.S. Congress asks Yahoo execs to testify in China case Oct. 17, 2007
Google Wins OK to Provide Internet Content in China , NewsMax.com June 20, 2007
US toy firm 'names' China company in lead scare the age.com.au. Aug. 8, 2007
McDonald's Raising Wages In China 30% Forbes.com Aug. 8, 2007
China: McDonald's Sued Over Receipt , Chron.com July 27, 2007
Google sued over similar name
Microsoft to buy shares in China TV giant
Yahoo's Flickr.com blocked in China, Iafrica.com June 13, 2007
Starbucks in Forbidden City Closed
Top luxury brands target smaller Chinese cities
BMW says mainland China vehicle sales 38 pct, Washington Post July 10, 2007
China confirms closure of Briton's nonprofit development brief International Herald Tribune July 13, 2007
Best Buy hurt by weak profits in China, Whccls.ca June 20, 2007
Yahoo's Flickr.com blocked in China, Iafrica.com June 13, 2007
Yahoo Slams China for Censorship, Sci-Tech Today.com June 11, 2007
China orders Yahoo to pay piracy fine Delawareonline, Apr. 29, 2007

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China�s rejection of Coke/Huiyuan believed to have short term effect on inbound deal flow - By Takashi Toyokawa, Lisha Zhou and Courtney Bosh

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Top 5 Countries of Citizens Living in China
Country	Population
Korea	120,750
U.S.A.	71,493
Japan	66,159
Myanmar	39,776
Vietnam	36,205

** The above population statistics are based on the 6th census in 2010, and published by Chinese government on April 28, 2011.

Statistics: A total of 593,832 foreigners were living on the Chinese mainland by the end of 2010, according to data from the sixth national census, which was released by the National Bureau of Statistics in April 2011)