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December 2002
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Chinese Software Market: a Paradise for Investors
Sino-US Trade to Break US $90 Billion in 2002
Urbanites More Investment Conscious
"Zhengbaiwen" Frauds Tried
IT Gadgets, Cars and Houses Sell Well in China
Non-government Investment Increases
Beijing Jinrong (Financial) Street Invites Firms
Wal-Mart to Branch out in Beijing

Beijing Jinrong (Financial) Street Invites Firms


Beijing's Jinrong Street, between Fuxingmen and Fuchengmen.

At present, construction on Beijing Jinrong (Financial) Street is in full swing. When completed in 2008, it will provide 100,000 jobs.

Construction of the street started in 1993. It consists of three areas: Southern, Northern and Central. The Southern Area has now taken shape and boasts more than 10 high-rise buildings in different styles. More than 530 state organs, financial organizations and renowned enterprises have now entered the area. In late October this year, the street began to invite firms to its office buildings, apartments, hotels and clubs in the Central Area.

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