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The Associated Press January 4, 2007, 3:54PM EST
Google to power China Mobile search
NEW YORK
Google Inc. will provide search technology for China Mobile Ltd.'s Monternet wireless and Web portals, the companies said Thursday.
Financial details of the partnership between the leading U.S. search engine and the Hong Kong-based wireless carrier weren't disclosed.
Visitors to China Mobile's Monternet wireless and Internet portals will use Google Search to sort through the sites' collections of videos, ringtones, entertainment news and other content.
The companies said the service went live on a trial basis in December 2006, and they have plans to broaden the collaboration in early 2007.
In China, Google trails the local search engine, Baidu.com Inc., in terms of the number of searches performed on each site. While Google makes most of its revenue from advertisements that appear alongside search results, the Mountain View, Calif.-based company said it is not currently selling or displaying search ads on Monternet.
As of the end of September, China Mobile had 287.2 million subscribers.
Shares of Google gained $15.43, or 3.3 percent, to $483.02 in afternoon trading on the Nasdaq, while China Mobile's American depositary shares fell $1.71, or 3.7 percent, to $44.43
Google to power China Mobile search
NEW YORK
Google Inc. will provide search technology for China Mobile Ltd.'s Monternet wireless and Web portals, the companies said Thursday.
Financial details of the partnership between the leading U.S. search engine and the Hong Kong-based wireless carrier weren't disclosed.
Visitors to China Mobile's Monternet wireless and Internet portals will use Google Search to sort through the sites' collections of videos, ringtones, entertainment news and other content.
The companies said the service went live on a trial basis in December 2006, and they have plans to broaden the collaboration in early 2007.
In China, Google trails the local search engine, Baidu.com Inc., in terms of the number of searches performed on each site. While Google makes most of its revenue from advertisements that appear alongside search results, the Mountain View, Calif.-based company said it is not currently selling or displaying search ads on Monternet.
As of the end of September, China Mobile had 287.2 million subscribers.
Shares of Google gained $15.43, or 3.3 percent, to $483.02 in afternoon trading on the Nasdaq, while China Mobile's American depositary shares fell $1.71, or 3.7 percent, to $44.43
After Hours: 45.00 +0.57 (1.28%) Jan 4, 4:19PM ET
January 05, 2007
Google in Deal with China Mobile to Develop Search Services
By Mae Kowalke
TMCnet Associate Editor
Not content with the markets it already serves, search engine giant Google is starting the new year off Eastern style in a deal withChina Mobile ( News - Alert) to provide mobile, Internet search services.
Tele.com reported Thursday that Google (News - Alert) will be providing online search technology to China Mobile—a carrier with roughly 300 million subscribers. The new services involved are expected to be launched early this year.
The strategic partnership between the two companies, SinoCast said in a report Friday, will result in a group of new mobile search services and products available to Mobile China subscribers.
While it is just being officially announced now, SinoCast noted, the deal has been in the works since the beginning of 2006.
The Google+Mobile China partnership could soon have some competition, the SinoCast report added, as local Google rival Baidu is also in talks with mobile phone producers and carriers to develop cell phone-based search services.
The Tele.com report noted that Google is biting off a sizable chunk with its latest move, as China is the second largest online market in the world (120 million users), second only to the U.S.
The development of mobile phone search services seems to be among Google’s latest kicks. The company late in 2006 introduced a mobile version of its popular Gmail e-mail service, and announced a mobile search deal with Indian service provider Bharti Airtel.
China Mobile, meanwhile, has been busy generally in the telecom/IP communications space, deploying an Alcatel (News - Alert)-based IP network and targeting various telecom markets around the world with strategically placed acquisitions.
Google in Deal with China Mobile to Develop Search Services
By Mae Kowalke
TMCnet Associate Editor
Not content with the markets it already serves, search engine giant Google is starting the new year off Eastern style in a deal withChina Mobile ( News - Alert) to provide mobile, Internet search services.
Tele.com reported Thursday that Google (News - Alert) will be providing online search technology to China Mobile—a carrier with roughly 300 million subscribers. The new services involved are expected to be launched early this year.
The strategic partnership between the two companies, SinoCast said in a report Friday, will result in a group of new mobile search services and products available to Mobile China subscribers.
While it is just being officially announced now, SinoCast noted, the deal has been in the works since the beginning of 2006.
The Google+Mobile China partnership could soon have some competition, the SinoCast report added, as local Google rival Baidu is also in talks with mobile phone producers and carriers to develop cell phone-based search services.
The Tele.com report noted that Google is biting off a sizable chunk with its latest move, as China is the second largest online market in the world (120 million users), second only to the U.S.
The development of mobile phone search services seems to be among Google’s latest kicks. The company late in 2006 introduced a mobile version of its popular Gmail e-mail service, and announced a mobile search deal with Indian service provider Bharti Airtel.
China Mobile, meanwhile, has been busy generally in the telecom/IP communications space, deploying an Alcatel (News - Alert)-based IP network and targeting various telecom markets around the world with strategically placed acquisitions.
Record run ends as China Mobile slides
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Hong Kong stocks fell 0.7 percent Wednesday, halting five straight sessions of record closes, as China Mobile (0941), the benchmark's best performer in the past month, slumped on concern its recent rally more than reflected prospects for earnings growth, and more talk of a share placement.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index fell 128.07 points to end at 18,811.24 on turnover of HK$49.0 billion compared to Tuesday's HK$51.7 billion.
"There's some profit-taking going on," said Mona Chung, who helps manage about US$950 million (HK$7.4 billion) at Daiwa Asset Management in Hong Kong.
"In the long term, China Mobile's growth is still solid."
China Mobile's slide subdued gains by PCCW (0008) and property developers, which extended their momentum following a rate cut by local lenders this week.
"It's a mixture of healthy profit-taking and the US election results," said Andrew Clarke, trader at Societe Generale Securities.
© 2007 The Standard, The Standard Newspapers Publishing Ltd..
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Hong Kong stocks fell 0.7 percent Wednesday, halting five straight sessions of record closes, as China Mobile (0941), the benchmark's best performer in the past month, slumped on concern its recent rally more than reflected prospects for earnings growth, and more talk of a share placement.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index fell 128.07 points to end at 18,811.24 on turnover of HK$49.0 billion compared to Tuesday's HK$51.7 billion.
"There's some profit-taking going on," said Mona Chung, who helps manage about US$950 million (HK$7.4 billion) at Daiwa Asset Management in Hong Kong.
"In the long term, China Mobile's growth is still solid."
China Mobile's slide subdued gains by PCCW (0008) and property developers, which extended their momentum following a rate cut by local lenders this week.
"It's a mixture of healthy profit-taking and the US election results," said Andrew Clarke, trader at Societe Generale Securities.
© 2007 The Standard, The Standard Newspapers Publishing Ltd..
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Telecom giants plan financing for 3G projects
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2007-01-07 08:59
China Mobile, China Telecom and China Netcom, all plan to return to mainland stock markets seeking ton of fresh capital to build infrastructure to implement a new generation of mobile phone service.
With licenses for the so-called 3G mobile technology expected to be announced early this year, China's major telecommunications operators may need to quickly raise as much as a hundred billion yuan to build and maintain the required new networks.
The new 3G mobile phone service will provide multimedia services including voice, data, video and wireless Internet access.
Market watchers believe all three companies will look to domestic markets to raise the required funds.
A fourth player, China Unicom, is currently the only major telecommunication operator that is listed on both overseas and mainland stock markets.
On January 3, share prices of China Mobile and China Telecom on the Hong Kong market reached new highs of HK$71.8 (9.2 U.S. dollars) and HK$4.47 (0.57 U.S. dollar) respectively. China Netcom's share price was also on the rise after the New Year's Holiday.
A spokesperson for China Mobile, the largest Chinese mobile operator, said it is the companies intention to raise funds on the mainland market, but there is not a concrete timetable for an IPO.
China Mobile is listed on the Hong Kong stock market as a red-chip company, which are mainland companies registered overseas. Red-chip companies cannot directly go public on the mainland A-share market according to current Chinese regulations.
China Mobile can bypass this obstacle by setting up a new company on the mainland, analysts said.
China Netcom Chairman, Zhang Chunjiang, has also alluded to plans to bring the company home to stock markets here. He's also complained about the complicated procedures involved in a red-chip company's return to mainland browses.
Analysts say China Netcom has been in contact with stockbrokers and is drawing up plans for an A-share market listing.
Although China Telecom has not publicly announced its plans for going public on the Chinese market, insiders say the company is studying proposals from investment banks to raise 40 billion yuan (5.13 billion U.S. dollars) by issuing A-shares in the second quarter of this year.
The Chinese government has promised that 3G service will be up and running by the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. It's likely the 3G program will be kicked off this year, imbuing the telecommunication operators with a strong sense of urgency to finding funding sources.
According to analysis from Goldman Sachs, a renowned U.S. investment bank, China Mobile is likely to be first to be listed on the A-share market first, with China Telecom and China Netcom following close behind.
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2007-01-07 08:59
China Mobile, China Telecom and China Netcom, all plan to return to mainland stock markets seeking ton of fresh capital to build infrastructure to implement a new generation of mobile phone service.
With licenses for the so-called 3G mobile technology expected to be announced early this year, China's major telecommunications operators may need to quickly raise as much as a hundred billion yuan to build and maintain the required new networks.
The new 3G mobile phone service will provide multimedia services including voice, data, video and wireless Internet access.
Market watchers believe all three companies will look to domestic markets to raise the required funds.
A fourth player, China Unicom, is currently the only major telecommunication operator that is listed on both overseas and mainland stock markets.
On January 3, share prices of China Mobile and China Telecom on the Hong Kong market reached new highs of HK$71.8 (9.2 U.S. dollars) and HK$4.47 (0.57 U.S. dollar) respectively. China Netcom's share price was also on the rise after the New Year's Holiday.
A spokesperson for China Mobile, the largest Chinese mobile operator, said it is the companies intention to raise funds on the mainland market, but there is not a concrete timetable for an IPO.
China Mobile is listed on the Hong Kong stock market as a red-chip company, which are mainland companies registered overseas. Red-chip companies cannot directly go public on the mainland A-share market according to current Chinese regulations.
China Mobile can bypass this obstacle by setting up a new company on the mainland, analysts said.
China Netcom Chairman, Zhang Chunjiang, has also alluded to plans to bring the company home to stock markets here. He's also complained about the complicated procedures involved in a red-chip company's return to mainland browses.
Analysts say China Netcom has been in contact with stockbrokers and is drawing up plans for an A-share market listing.
Although China Telecom has not publicly announced its plans for going public on the Chinese market, insiders say the company is studying proposals from investment banks to raise 40 billion yuan (5.13 billion U.S. dollars) by issuing A-shares in the second quarter of this year.
The Chinese government has promised that 3G service will be up and running by the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. It's likely the 3G program will be kicked off this year, imbuing the telecommunication operators with a strong sense of urgency to finding funding sources.
According to analysis from Goldman Sachs, a renowned U.S. investment bank, China Mobile is likely to be first to be listed on the A-share market first, with China Telecom and China Netcom following close behind.
Over 77% Users Want to Buy 3G Handsets: Survey
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A survey released here Thursday claims that more than 77 percent of Chinese mobile users are keen to buy 3G handsets when they become available.
According to the survey by the China Center for Information Industry Development (CCID), 17 percent of users say they might buy 3G handsets and merely 6 percent of users say they would not buy one.
Mobile TV, video calls and high-speed internet access are functions the 3G services subscribers are most looking forward to. Users are also clamoring for music downloads, multimedia transmissions and wireless positioning.
About 76 percent of users surveyed buy handsets worth less than 2,500 yuan (about US$320), including 25 percent of users who go for low-end mobile phones costing less than 1,000 yuan (US$128). Less than 24 percent of the users would consider buying high-end handsets that cost more than 2,500 yuan, according to the survey.
Handset price will be a critical factor affecting the promotion of 3G services, said the CCID. The fact that the price of 3G mobile phones will initially be higher than 2G handsets will slow the spread of 3G services, said the report.
China has more than 455 million mobile users and the figure is rising by more than 5 million a month. The country has been preparing for the launch of 3G service for years and is expected to issue 3G licenses next year.
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A survey released here Thursday claims that more than 77 percent of Chinese mobile users are keen to buy 3G handsets when they become available.
According to the survey by the China Center for Information Industry Development (CCID), 17 percent of users say they might buy 3G handsets and merely 6 percent of users say they would not buy one.
Mobile TV, video calls and high-speed internet access are functions the 3G services subscribers are most looking forward to. Users are also clamoring for music downloads, multimedia transmissions and wireless positioning.
About 76 percent of users surveyed buy handsets worth less than 2,500 yuan (about US$320), including 25 percent of users who go for low-end mobile phones costing less than 1,000 yuan (US$128). Less than 24 percent of the users would consider buying high-end handsets that cost more than 2,500 yuan, according to the survey.
Handset price will be a critical factor affecting the promotion of 3G services, said the CCID. The fact that the price of 3G mobile phones will initially be higher than 2G handsets will slow the spread of 3G services, said the report.
China has more than 455 million mobile users and the figure is rising by more than 5 million a month. The country has been preparing for the launch of 3G service for years and is expected to issue 3G licenses next year.
Change (p) Change (%) Dernier Demande Offre + Haut + Bas
-1.5§ -2.16 67.9 67.85 67.95 76.057 63.1 9360433 5:29:50
-1.5§ -2.16 67.9 67.85 67.95 76.057 63.1 9360433 5:29:50
941 CHINA MOBILE 65.05 1.4 2.11 832,298 12,756
941 CHINA MOBILE 65.75 +0.3 +0.46 860,485 13,087
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haben sie's doch alle wieder gewusst: Listing am heimatmarkt...
In den US haben sie's auchs chon gemerkt: CHL RT 42,25 +0,49 +1,17% hi 42,75
viel Glück
China Mobile to list on domestic stock market
By Li Xinran 2007-1-11
HONG Kong-listed China Mobile hopes to list in the mainland's yuan-denominated A-share market, its president said yesterday in Beijing, China News Service reported today.
However, the official release date is still unknown
Wang Jianzhou, the president of China Mobile, said yesterday that they hoped domestic investors would invest in China Mobile and share the success of the company.
China Mobile also hoped its customers would become its shareholders, Wang said.
Some earlier media reports said China Mobile, China Telecom and China Net are expected to list on the domestic A-share market to raise 100 billion yuan (US$12.82 billion) for the development of a third generation mobile network.
China's four major telecom operators are listed overseas and have raised more than US$30 billion so far from abroad markets.
China Mobile is the world's biggest telecommunication operator by market value. Among the four, only China Unicom is listed in the domestic market, which provides local investors no other choice in the telecommunication industry.
Under the wave of developing 3G, China Unicom's stock price kept on rising from the second half of last year, which has even reached 5 yuan, compared with the 2 yuan in August.
State-owned overseas listed giant enterprises, such as Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Air China and China Life, have sold shares on the A-share market since last year, which caused a new round of highs on the domestic stock marke
haben sie's doch alle wieder gewusst: Listing am heimatmarkt...
In den US haben sie's auchs chon gemerkt: CHL RT 42,25 +0,49 +1,17% hi 42,75
viel Glück
China Mobile to list on domestic stock market
By Li Xinran 2007-1-11
HONG Kong-listed China Mobile hopes to list in the mainland's yuan-denominated A-share market, its president said yesterday in Beijing, China News Service reported today.
However, the official release date is still unknown
Wang Jianzhou, the president of China Mobile, said yesterday that they hoped domestic investors would invest in China Mobile and share the success of the company.
China Mobile also hoped its customers would become its shareholders, Wang said.
Some earlier media reports said China Mobile, China Telecom and China Net are expected to list on the domestic A-share market to raise 100 billion yuan (US$12.82 billion) for the development of a third generation mobile network.
China's four major telecom operators are listed overseas and have raised more than US$30 billion so far from abroad markets.
China Mobile is the world's biggest telecommunication operator by market value. Among the four, only China Unicom is listed in the domestic market, which provides local investors no other choice in the telecommunication industry.
Under the wave of developing 3G, China Unicom's stock price kept on rising from the second half of last year, which has even reached 5 yuan, compared with the 2 yuan in August.
State-owned overseas listed giant enterprises, such as Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Air China and China Life, have sold shares on the A-share market since last year, which caused a new round of highs on the domestic stock marke
US Ende gestern: 42,39$ +1,02%
HK vor der Pause 65,6 +1,39
Analysis Overall ShortIntermediate§Long
Neutral (0.07) Neutral (-0.11) Neutral (0.02) Bullish (0.29)
US Support/Resistance
Type§ Value Conf.
resist. 48.49 1
resist. 46.14 2
resist. 44.94 6
resist. 42.82 12
supp 41.37 2
HK vor der Pause 65,6 +1,39
Analysis Overall ShortIntermediate§Long
Neutral (0.07) Neutral (-0.11) Neutral (0.02) Bullish (0.29)
US Support/Resistance
Type§ Value Conf.
resist. 48.49 1
resist. 46.14 2
resist. 44.94 6
resist. 42.82 12
supp 41.37 2
Wirtschaftsnews - von heute 11:14
Chinas Telekom-Sektor: Citigroup erhöht die Kursziele
Peking 12.01.07 (emfis.com) Chinas Telekom-Sektor weist trotz der Kursrallye der vergangenen drei Monate noch weiteres Potential auf. Dies erklärte die Citigroup in einer heute veröffentlichten Studie. Dabei wurde das Kursziel für China Mobile von 65 auf 68 HK$ und von China Unicom von 11 auf 11 HK$ erhöht. China Telecom sieht man dort nun bei 4,25 statt 4,05 HK$, China Netcom bei 21 statt 17,50 HK$.
Wie der für die Titel zuständige Analyst erklärte, sollten 2007 die lang erwarteten 3G-Lizenzen und eine einheitliche Besteuerung kommen. Letztere dürfte den Gewinn 2008 im Durchschnitt um 5 bis 12 Prozent höher ausfallen lassen als bisher prognostiziert. Weitere Fantasie berge das Listing von A-Aktien, das in den bisherigen Fällen stets für höhere Bewertungen gesorgt habe.
Darüber hinaus sei damit zu rechnen, dass der Sektor von verschiedenen Fusionen und Akquisitionen in Bewegung gehalten werde. China Netcom dürfte seine südchinesischen Beteiligungen an den Mutterkonzern transferieren, China Mobile werde im Ausland nach Beteiligungen Ausschau halten, China Telecom könnte einen strategischen Investor erhalten.
Quelle: EMFIS.COM, Autor: (gh
Chinas Telekom-Sektor: Citigroup erhöht die Kursziele
Peking 12.01.07 (emfis.com) Chinas Telekom-Sektor weist trotz der Kursrallye der vergangenen drei Monate noch weiteres Potential auf. Dies erklärte die Citigroup in einer heute veröffentlichten Studie. Dabei wurde das Kursziel für China Mobile von 65 auf 68 HK$ und von China Unicom von 11 auf 11 HK$ erhöht. China Telecom sieht man dort nun bei 4,25 statt 4,05 HK$, China Netcom bei 21 statt 17,50 HK$.
Wie der für die Titel zuständige Analyst erklärte, sollten 2007 die lang erwarteten 3G-Lizenzen und eine einheitliche Besteuerung kommen. Letztere dürfte den Gewinn 2008 im Durchschnitt um 5 bis 12 Prozent höher ausfallen lassen als bisher prognostiziert. Weitere Fantasie berge das Listing von A-Aktien, das in den bisherigen Fällen stets für höhere Bewertungen gesorgt habe.
Darüber hinaus sei damit zu rechnen, dass der Sektor von verschiedenen Fusionen und Akquisitionen in Bewegung gehalten werde. China Netcom dürfte seine südchinesischen Beteiligungen an den Mutterkonzern transferieren, China Mobile werde im Ausland nach Beteiligungen Ausschau halten, China Telecom könnte einen strategischen Investor erhalten.
Quelle: EMFIS.COM, Autor: (gh
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Last Updated: 15/1/2007 12:58:00 HKT
2628 CHINA LIFE 24.2 0.15 0.62 1,489,165 61,545
5 HSBC HOLDINGS 139.9 0.5 0.36 902,977 6,456
941 CHINA MOBILE 66.85 +0.9 +1.36% 839,461 12,632
Last Updated: 15/1/2007 12:58:00 HKT
2628 CHINA LIFE 24.2 0.15 0.62 1,489,165 61,545
5 HSBC HOLDINGS 139.9 0.5 0.36 902,977 6,456
941 CHINA MOBILE 66.85 +0.9 +1.36% 839,461 12,632
so wenn wir glueck haben schliessen wir heute kurz unter der 70HKD grenze um sie dann entlich morgen nach oben zu durchbrechen... 70HKD scheint hart zu werden aber wenn sie durch sind ist der weg frei fuer 80HKD
941 CHINA MOBILE 69.25 +0.9 +1.32 142,633 2,095
bonne chance
941 CHINA MOBILE 69.25 +0.9 +1.32 142,633 2,095
bonne chance
Fund manager banks on new wealth of China's consumers
Marketwatch
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Hong Kong-based portfolio manager Pauline Dan is looking to capitalize on China's persistent domestic demand, even as the government may find it necessary to keep the country's strong economic growth in check.
The manager of the John Hancock Greater China Opportunities Fund (JCOAX) looks to valuation measures such as cash flow, dividend yield and management quality to help uncover the investments that will most benefit from what she sees as economic growth of 7% to 8% for China.
The country fund, introduced in June 2005, rose 55% in the 12 months through Jan. 11, according to fund tracker Lipper Inc. That topped its peers' 48.6% average gain.
Oil giant PetroChina Co. Ltd. (PTR) and telecommunications leader China Mobile Ltd. (CHL), both with U.S. listed shares, are the fund's two biggest holdings, comprising almost 20% of total assets.
But of her current favorites, Bank of East Asia Ltd. (BKEAY), Hong Kong's third-largest bank, tops the list. Overall, banks located in the region make up more than 25% of the fund's holdings.
"There's lots of room for growth in the financial industry," Dan said in an e-mail interview, adding that this particular bank is garnering more and more exposure across China. The U.S.-traded shares have almost doubled in the past year, closing at $5.90 on Friday.
She also likes Denway Motors Ltd. , a Chinese joint-venture partner of Japan's Honda Motor Co. (HMC).
Business should see a spike along with the "rising affluence from China's middle class," Dan said. The company assembles and sells cars and their components as well as audio equipment.
Road King Infrastructure Ltd. , which operates toll roads and bridges primarily on China's eastern coast, is another of Dan's top recommendations. Along with its toll road portfolio and real estate developments, Road King also sells ginseng to North America markets.
"The company is taking advantage of local connections to expand into property development," she said.
Marketwatch
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Hong Kong-based portfolio manager Pauline Dan is looking to capitalize on China's persistent domestic demand, even as the government may find it necessary to keep the country's strong economic growth in check.
The manager of the John Hancock Greater China Opportunities Fund (JCOAX) looks to valuation measures such as cash flow, dividend yield and management quality to help uncover the investments that will most benefit from what she sees as economic growth of 7% to 8% for China.
The country fund, introduced in June 2005, rose 55% in the 12 months through Jan. 11, according to fund tracker Lipper Inc. That topped its peers' 48.6% average gain.
Oil giant PetroChina Co. Ltd. (PTR) and telecommunications leader China Mobile Ltd. (CHL), both with U.S. listed shares, are the fund's two biggest holdings, comprising almost 20% of total assets.
But of her current favorites, Bank of East Asia Ltd. (BKEAY), Hong Kong's third-largest bank, tops the list. Overall, banks located in the region make up more than 25% of the fund's holdings.
"There's lots of room for growth in the financial industry," Dan said in an e-mail interview, adding that this particular bank is garnering more and more exposure across China. The U.S.-traded shares have almost doubled in the past year, closing at $5.90 on Friday.
She also likes Denway Motors Ltd. , a Chinese joint-venture partner of Japan's Honda Motor Co. (HMC).
Business should see a spike along with the "rising affluence from China's middle class," Dan said. The company assembles and sells cars and their components as well as audio equipment.
Road King Infrastructure Ltd. , which operates toll roads and bridges primarily on China's eastern coast, is another of Dan's top recommendations. Along with its toll road portfolio and real estate developments, Road King also sells ginseng to North America markets.
"The company is taking advantage of local connections to expand into property development," she said.
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No 4 t/o +,96%
941 CHINA MOBILE 68.65 0.65 0.96 1,075,054 15,797
Gestern US Schluss 43,9 +3,05%$ Nachbörsl: 43,66
Vgl dazu US gestern:
China Telecom Corporation Limited (ADR) CHA 50.95 +2.10 (4.30%) 41.24B
China Unicom Limited (ADR) CHU 13.61 +0.57 (4.37%) 17.11B
China Netcom Group Corp (HK) Ltd (ADR) CN 50.24 +0.91 (1.84%) 16,61B
HK Unicom +,38% 10,56
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No 4 t/o +,96%
941 CHINA MOBILE 68.65 0.65 0.96 1,075,054 15,797
Gestern US Schluss 43,9 +3,05%$ Nachbörsl: 43,66
Vgl dazu US gestern:
China Telecom Corporation Limited (ADR) CHA 50.95 +2.10 (4.30%) 41.24B
China Unicom Limited (ADR) CHU 13.61 +0.57 (4.37%) 17.11B
China Netcom Group Corp (HK) Ltd (ADR) CN 50.24 +0.91 (1.84%) 16,61B
HK Unicom +,38% 10,56
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