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HK Edition - Thursday July 2,2009
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Outbound investment unlikely to outstrip FDI
Despite a surge in Chinese overseas direct investment (ODI) in recent years, it is unlikely to outpace inbound foreign direct investment (FDI) this year, government officials and experts said yesterday.

GM's China sales accelerate in first half
General Motors Corp may be struggling mightily in the US, restructuring under bankruptcy protection, but the automaker has harvested a half-year sales record in China, where it promised to "continue to invest in heavily".

Weighty matter: Teen's struggle is a trend
SHANGHAI: For the past decade, Huang Qing has seen her girth expand at a startling rate.

Plug not pulled on software
Despite a last-minute delay in implementing Green Dam internet-filtering software, China's authorities and its PC manufacturers said yesterday they expect the tool will end up on new computers.

Japan opens door wider to tourists
TOKYO: Japan hopes the opening of its borders to individual tourists from China will boost its economy, said Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) commissioner Yoshiaki Hompo.

Hardline stance on ore price softening
The China Iron and Steel Association (CISA), which leads the country's iron ore pricing negotiations with international mining companies, is reportedly thinking about softening its previously hard-line on pricing.