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Int'l Information-based Manufacturing Expo Planned
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| China's first international exposition on information-based manufacturing is scheduled for July 25-28 in Dongguan city in Guangdong province, south China.
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New Accountability System Aims to Improve HK's Governance
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| The new accountability system will improve Hong Kong's governance as well as preserve the wholeness of Hong Kong's civil service system, a government spokesman of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) said Sunday in Hong Kong.
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Electronic Fair to Enhance Exchanges
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| The Third China Dongguan International Electronics and Information Products Exhibition will be held in Dongguan from June 6 to 9.
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Guangdong Speeds up E-government Projects
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| The main task in South China's Guangdong Province's informatization this year is to quicken the building of e-government, said Xu Zhibiao, director of the Guangdong Provincial Information Industry Department, at a press conference on the development of informatization in the province on March 26.
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Hainan Issues Trade Mark Rules
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| The Hainan provincial government has issued a set of regulations to tighten trade marks rules earlier this month.
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Shenzhen Allows Foreign Investors to Set up Firms in Lowu
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| Foreign businessmen can set up enterprises in Lowu without a mainland partner under a pilot scheme, Shenzhen Bureau of Industry and Commerce deputy director of registration Liu Fan said.
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Shenzhen Approved to Open 16 Sectors to Overseas
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| Shenzhen has gained approval to open up 16 sectors including accounting, legal services and consultancy to overseas investors ahead of other mainland cities.
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Guangdong to Hold International Eco-friendly Paint Fair
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| The China (Shunde) International Eco-friendly/Decorative Paints Fair is scheduled to run from June 28 to 30, 2002 at the Qianjin Exhibition Centre in Shunde in South China's Guangdong Province.
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US$4b Overseas Investment Expected in Shenzhen This Year
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| Shenzhen, one of China's five special economic zones, is expected to absorb US$4 billion of overseas investment this year, 11 percent more than last year.
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Investment Encouraged in Hainan Tourism Industry
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| Domestic and overseas investorsare now welcome to run independent tourist operations in Hainan, China's southern island province.
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