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[quote=ルイヴィトン バッグ]Fund flows http://www.haineapicultura.com/prof.php?���Х����ө`�ե��å�/���Х����ө`&�ե��å� China has long applied approval procedures to all foreign investment as it aims to safeguard economic security and public interests, while also considering market access and capital account management, it said.

A separate report by the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing yesterday also showed the official manufacturing PMI in state-owned firms fell to 50.6 in April from 50.9 in March. http://www.triplexchat.com/files/home.php?ugg-�⥫����/ugg �⥫���� ABOUT 180 of the worlds top business aircraft makers and operators will participate in a major aviation event opening in Shanghai today as they aim to tap the soaring demand among Chinese for business and private jets. China has become the worlds major business jet market so far this year by chalking up the fastest growth rate, Brazilian manufacturer Embraer said at a preview of the Asian Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition yesterday. Embraer has delivered 147 business jets to both carriers and private buyers in China. Manufacturers, including Airbus, Boeing and Bombardier, will display 38 planes at the exhibition. Airbus will exhibit its new ACJ319 business jet that has the largest and tallest cabin and comes with a separate bedroom, office and bathroom. The plane costs around US$90 million with a customized cabin. The US-based Gulfstream will show off the worlds fastest business jet, the G650, that has notched a world record speed of Mach 0.925. The plane costs 400 million yuan (US$64 million). Last year, Shanghais two airports handled 4,489 private jets, up from 4,000 in 2012, according to the Shanghai Airport Authority. The figures represented about 30 percent of the total on the Chinese mainland. The three-day event is held at the Shanghai Hawker Pacific Business Aviation Service Center at the Hongqiao International Airport. Alipay, the payment unit of Chinas largest e-commerce company, yesterday extended its payment service to Sina under a strategic tie-up to deepen cooperation amid rising competition among Internet giants in the mobile payment field. Under the partnership, Alipay and Sina Weibo intend to grow revenue from online payments via the popular social networking channel. The deal followed on from Alipays parent, Alibaba, paying US$586 million for an 18 percent stake in Sina Weibo, the Twitter-like microblog service, last year. Registered merchants and enterprises on Weibo will be able to post their merchandise on their official accounts and customers can buy gift coupons and take advantage of other discounts by using Alipays payment platform. Sina allows users of Taobao, an Alibaba unit, to open official accounts on Weibo and connecting them with Alipay means a better integration with Weibos existing service. More than 100,000 Taobao vendors have opened official accounts on Weibo and nearly 50 percent of active users at Weibo have connected their accounts with Taobao. "The battle is still in the early stage and a smooth user experience is a crucial factor for winning," said Chen Yongdong, an associate professor at Shanghai Theater Academy, who focuses on new media marketing and communications. Tencents popular smartphone chatting software WeChat has nearly 30 million registered users of its payment service.[/quote]

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