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Foreign Stock Exchange Competing for Chinese Market Free Trade Agreement between China and Pakistan Facilitated Cooperation between Both Parties Renowned International Chemical Enterprise Rhodia’s R&D Center Settles in Shanghai China to Replace U.S. to Be World Largest Auto Market in 2015 Foreign investment hits $2.11 trillion in 30 years China Has Become a Single Market with the Largest Sales Volume of Volkswagen Group World-class Coating Factory Put into Production in Shanghai Foreign investment still favors China amid global economic downturn China's first-quarter FDI: more money, fewer projects DHL Global Logistics Increased Input in Chinese Market Novartis (China) Institute for BioMedical Research Settled in Shanghai Rio Tinto CEO Intends to Develop Overseas Projects with Aluminum Corporation of China Nearly 1/6 Taiwanese Invested Enterprises Increased Capital to Enlarge Production in Mainland Shanghai to Attract Financial Institutions to Develop There South Korea-based LG Display to Fully Enter Chinese LCD TV Set Market Germany-China Trade Grew by 16.49% in Jan. 2008 Intel’s Philippines-based Plant to Move to China Swedish Enterprise Believes Asian Market to Become More and More Significant Business of Foreign-invested Corporate Bank Grew Sharply in the Year Since Settled in Shanghai Siemens to Build a Wind Power Generating Apparatus Plant in China Shanghai Absorbed Contractual Foreign Capital Up by 9.05% YOY in Last Two Months World Bank Forecasts: Chinese Economy to Increase by 9.4 percent This Year HSBC plans more staff and growth in Chinese mainland Swedish SSAB Steel Company to Accelerate Development in China Shanghai Has 603 Foreign-invested Headquarters Economic Projects Direct Investment from Spain to China Increased by Five Times in 2007 OECD Wishes to Keep Close Tie with China and Offers Membership to China Rio Tinto Expressed Its Intent to Cooperate with Chinese State-owned Enterprises to Develop the Global Minerals Program PBC: the Total Assets of Foreign Banks in China Increased by 47% in 2007 Project to show world best urban innovation starts Page up Page down

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