With the explicit aim of promoting technology imports, China made great efforts to attract foreign businesses and foreign capital and permitted joint ventures and even foreign-owned subsidiaries to operate in China.
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In 1986, finance minister V . P . Singh piloted the R & D Cess Act, which levied a 5 per cent cess on lumpsum fees, royalty and dividend for technology imports.
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Yesterday, company parent China Aviation Technology Import & AMP; Export Corp .'s Shenzhen branch said it would transfer its 52 . 2 percent stake to a new holding company, China Aviation Industrial Co.
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The Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce is pushing to create a high-technology import / export facility that would allow trucks and trains to bypass border crossings and get processed in Kansas City.
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In 1986, finance minister V . P . Singh piloted the R & AMP; D Cess Act, which levied a 5 per cent cess on lumpsum fees, royalty and dividend for technology imports.
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Law-enforcement officials said they were unaware of any previous case in which the United States had indicted a Chinese government entity on the scale of CATIC, the China National Aero-Technology Import Export Corp.
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The sanctions against Nanjing Chemical Industries Group and Jiangsu Yongli Chemical Engineering and Technology Import / Export Corp ., both Chinese companies and Cheong Yee Ltd ., a Hong Kong-based company, will start immediately.
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Japan's merchandise trade surplus with the U . S . marked its steepest drop in 17 years in April, thanks to surging high-technology imports from Intel Corp ., IBM Corp . and other manufacturers.
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Thereafter, he worked in the Department of Industrial Infrastructure, Government of Bihar State and in the Ministry of Industry, Government of India dealing with foreign industrial collaborations, technology imports, intellectual property rights and industrial approvals.
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As part of a strategic plan to reduce costs and improve productivity, the Guyana Sugar Corporation and the China National Technology Import and Export Corporation ( CNTIC ) signed contracts on June 22, 2004 in Beijing.
