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{"_name": "Youku raises $30 mil from Maverick", "_id": 1024803, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1024803",  "values": ["Youku raises $30 mil from Maverick", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "July 2, 2008", "start": 1214928000, "end": 1215014399 }, "SHANGHAI -- Youku.com, China's largest video Web site, has raised $30 million from U.S. hedge fund Maverick Capital and a group of its previous investors.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3ib9d450805b496f0e14830f8699826a9b", 302, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China embraces 'Kung Fu Panda'", "_id": 1023274, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1023274",  "values": ["China embraces 'Kung Fu Panda'", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "July 1, 2008", "start": 1214841600, "end": 1214927999 }, "SHANGHAI -- DreamWorks Animation's \"Kung Fu Panda\" took in 97 million yuan ($14 million) during its first 10 days in China, the state-owned Xinhua News Agency reported Tuesday.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3iccb6491f194a7ce9a3fb74e33958c911", 100, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China TV ad firm sets Olympic IPO", "_id": 1011511, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1011511",  "values": ["China TV ad firm sets Olympic IPO", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 25, 2008", "start": 1214323200, "end": 1214409599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Chinese media advertising company SinoMedia plans to raise $62 million in a Hong Kong IPO, according to a notice filed Tuesday with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3if5a0f00055e9f6bcbdc81ac6d6864d9d", 200, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Beijing hotel backs off journalist offer", "_id": 1007261, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1007261",  "values": ["Beijing hotel backs off journalist offer", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 24, 2008", "start": 1214236800, "end": 1214323199 }, "", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i2da171c37e1d75e24b59704ab1ba3553", 269, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Beijing media expected to do part for security", "_id": 1028404, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1028404",  "values": ["Beijing media expected to do part for security", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 23, 2008", "start": 1214150400, "end": 1214236799 }, "SHANGHAI -- Beginning July 1, five weeks ahead of the Olympics, Beijing media will be required to provide \"free publicity\" for government emergency response efforts in a bid to reinforce security during the event.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i1bbfaf7a5051460527645a14ffb3065b", 200, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Russian film wins top SIFF award", "_id": 1004946, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1004946",  "values": ["Russian film wins top SIFF award", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 22, 2008", "start": 1214064000, "end": 1214150399 }, "SHANGHAI -- The 11th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) closed Sunday night, with Russian Vladimir Kott’s “Mukha” taking the top Jin Jue, or “Golden Goblet,” prize.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3ibd29ae66455c7a70cfd50adb2a83a799", 400, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Wang Chao gets funds in Shanghai", "_id": 1004030, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1004030",  "values": ["Wang Chao gets funds in Shanghai", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 20, 2008", "start": 1213891200, "end": 1213977599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Chinese director Wang Chao, best known for his Cannes winner \"Luxury Car,\" is able to begin shooting his next film after raising money at the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival, producers said Friday.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i76a689103c1b2ad64ee59b469030fe19", 200, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "SMG, Puzzle to ride animated 'Storm'", "_id": 1004057, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1004057",  "values": ["SMG, Puzzle to ride animated 'Storm'", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 20, 2008", "start": 1213891200, "end": 1213977599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Building on the success of the bestselling \"Storm Rider\" comic books, films and TV shows, the Shanghai Media Group and Puzzle Animation will release an animated film version of the story in China next month.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i789a49b060419d46abd9d5fa5b352afa", 300, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "'Panda' makes quiet China debut", "_id": 1000477, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=1000477",  "values": ["'Panda' makes quiet China debut", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 18, 2008", "start": 1213718400, "end": 1213804799 }, "SHANGHAI -- DreamWorks Animation's \"Kung Fu Panda\" made its China debut Wednesday at a Shanghai International Film Festival invitation-only screening.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i77bffecd300848cee460950e6638980b", 100, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China urges film co-productions", "_id": 997329, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=997329",  "values": ["China urges film co-productions", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 17, 2008", "start": 1213632000, "end": 1213718399 }, "SHANGHAI -- Chinese filmmakers should work on more co-productions with overseas partners, a senior film industry regulator said Tuesday at the Shanghai International Film Festival.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i8bd00f5d2d6f3c661674362172d62395", 400, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanghai tests HDTV channel", "_id": 997409, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=997409",  "values": ["Shanghai tests HDTV channel", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 17, 2008", "start": 1213632000, "end": 1213718399 }, "SHANGHAI -- One of China's largest cities has launched a free wireless television service on 18 new digital channels, including one high definition channel operated by China Central Television, industry officials told local media late Monday.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i8bd00f5d2d6f3c66d993b8f2384073d1", 200, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China film funding risky, promising", "_id": 995906, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=995906",  "values": ["China film funding risky, promising", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 16, 2008", "start": 1213545600, "end": 1213631999 }, "SHANGHAI -- The vast growth potential for Chinese cinema audiences was dramatically underlined at a major industry event here Monday as one expert revealed that a typical Chinese moviegoer watches just one movie in a cinema every five years.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i961cf884e27d18a6265d71dab6b1ff9a", 300, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Disney on board for 'Panda'", "_id": 996004, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=996004",  "values": ["Disney on board for 'Panda'", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 16, 2008", "start": 1213545600, "end": 1213631999 }, "SHANGHAI -- Disney will handle world marketing and distribution for the Chinese feature \"Touch of the Panda,\" now nearing completion in the earthquake-stricken Sichuan province, executives said Monday at the Shanghai International Film Festival.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i83754a509d31f573ab61fff7cfab345c", 300, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Dutch film to entrance Shanghai", "_id": 996253, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=996253",  "values": ["Dutch film to entrance Shanghai", {"_id": 909204, "_name": "Richard Trombly" }, {"name": "June 16, 2008", "start": 1213545600, "end": 1213631999 }, "SHANGHAI -- Dutch director David Verbeek will premiere his look at life in Shanghai, \"City of Trance,\" at the Shanghai International Film Festival on Saturday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i961cf884e27d18a62b415a295f48d562", 108, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Two foreign films premiere in Shanghai", "_id": 992462, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=992462",  "values": ["Two foreign films premiere in Shanghai", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 15, 2008", "start": 1213459200, "end": 1213545599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Two non-Chinese films had world premieres at the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival over the weekend, in a sign that the event is working to live up to its name.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3ia3b683089f36e7eb67de90fbc9bd300a", 400, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanghai fest stumbles at start", "_id": 992534, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=992534",  "values": ["Shanghai fest stumbles at start", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 14, 2008", "start": 1213372800, "end": 1213459199 }, "SHANGHAI -- Zhang Ziyi, Jackie Chan and Wong Kar Wai opened the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival on Saturday, calling on guests and media to get organized to relieve the victims of China's devastating earthquake.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i9ddc10f5e9f2a6aacf1cb45471e8b459", 500, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanghai festival opener is bittersweet", "_id": 992571, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=992571",  "values": ["Shanghai festival opener is bittersweet", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 14, 2008", "start": 1213372800, "end": 1213459199 }, "SHANGHAI -- The pall of the recent earthquake in China hung over Day 1 of the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival on Saturday, sapping the event of the glitz it had begun to display in recent years.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i9ddc10f5e9f2a6aa8b3f1e418aed543d", 500, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "TV writers mingle in Shanghai", "_id": 990972, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=990972",  "values": ["TV writers mingle in Shanghai", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 13, 2008", "start": 1213286400, "end": 1213372799 }, "SHANGHAI -- Writers and directors from \"Ugly Betty,\" \"Lost,\" and \"Friends,\" shared their creative experiences with more than 150 of their Chinese counterparts at the 14th Shanghai Television Festival on Friday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i5597024fecf11e33fbf8739e35793418", 100, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanghai film fest sobered by quake", "_id": 990991, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=990991",  "values": ["Shanghai film fest sobered by quake", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 13, 2008", "start": 1213286400, "end": 1213372799 }, "SHANGHAI -- The 11th annual Shanghai International Film Festival will open Saturday with a two-minute short honoring the 70,000 people who lost their lives in the recent earthquake in southwestern China.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i5597024fecf11e33bd707c19da378d60", 300, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Stuntman dies on set of Woo's 'Red Cliff'", "_id": 978440, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=978440",  "values": ["Stuntman dies on set of Woo's 'Red Cliff'", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 10, 2008", "start": 1213027200, "end": 1213113599 }, "SHANGHAI -- One stuntman died and six crew members were injured Monday morning in a fire on the set of John Woo's \"Red Cliff.\"", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3ifd5bab0845dffef8a700f514e1462663", 200, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanghai Television Fest to draw imports", "_id": 963883, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=963883",  "values": ["Shanghai Television Fest to draw imports", {"_id": 808452, "_name": "Julia Poly" }, {"name": "June 5, 2008", "start": 1212595200, "end": 1212681599 }, "SHANGHAI -- More imported product will be featured at this month's Shanghai Television Festival as organizers the Shanghai Media Group look to extend the festival's influence and draw a greater overseas audience. ", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i5f72d636331a44a7906c6116c2fd890a", 344, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China urban boxoffice up 45%", "_id": 968502, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=968502",  "values": ["China urban boxoffice up 45%", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 5, 2008", "start": 1212595200, "end": 1212681599 }, "SHANGHAI -- China's film industry earned a record estimated 1 billion yuan (US$144 million) from January through March, led by a sharp rise in urban ticket sales, according to the country's dominant movie distributor.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i5f72d636331a44a7c92bd06f63ae4f91", 250, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Wong Kar Wai to head Shanghai jury", "_id": 968781, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=968781",  "values": ["Wong Kar Wai to head Shanghai jury", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 5, 2008", "start": 1212595200, "end": 1212681599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Wong Kar Wai will chair the jury at the 11th Shanghai International Film Festvial, where two Chinese movies will join 14 overseas titles competing for the top Jin Jue, or Golden Cup, award, organizers said Thursday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i5f72d636331a44a7217b686e5451451c", 300, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Black Eyed Peas raise $1 mil for quake relief", "_id": 963823, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=963823",  "values": ["Black Eyed Peas raise $1 mil for quake relief", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 3, 2008", "start": 1212422400, "end": 1212508799 }, "SHANGHAI -- Hip-hop group Black Eyed Peas and Hong Kong singer Karen Mok raised more than $1 million to help victims of the Sichuan earthquake at a benefit concert sponsored by Chivas Brothers in Shanghai on Tuesday night.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i5d0b266ef3690281ef84913590e65c93", 198, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Music industry allies against Baidu", "_id": 963842, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=963842",  "values": ["Music industry allies against Baidu", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 3, 2008", "start": 1212422400, "end": 1212508799 }, "SHANGHAI -- Music industry groups have called the popular Chinese search engine Baidu \"the largest and most incorrigible purveyor of pirated music in China.\"\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i5d0b266ef36902818e47240f21229f94", 99, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Black Eyed Peas playing quake benefit", "_id": 961616, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=961616",  "values": ["Black Eyed Peas playing quake benefit", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "June 2, 2008", "start": 1212336000, "end": 1212422399 }, "SHANGHAI -- Hip-hop trio Black Eyed Peas will perform an earthquake benefit concert Tuesday in Shanghai, sponsored by U.K.-based Chivas Brothers and its Chinese partner, Pernod Ricard China.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i1c16b1977c35ad0b10f1a4f7d82c3caf", 215, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanghai fest bans Sharon Stone", "_id": 952632, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=952632",  "values": ["Shanghai fest bans Sharon Stone", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "May 29, 2008", "start": 1211990400, "end": 1212076799 }, "SHANGHAI -- The organizing committee of the Shanghai International Film Festival permanently banned Sharon Stone and her films because of her comments about the Sichuan earthquake, a SIFF spokesman told The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3ice3fa5dfb568f8c1012f451537c8c3ff", 305, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Chinese regulators shut down video sites", "_id": 942460, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=942460",  "values": ["Chinese regulators shut down video sites", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "May 22, 2008", "start": 1211385600, "end": 1211471999 }, "SHANGHAI -- Chinese broadcast regulators shut down eight online video sites this week in an open announcement about the sites having carried pornography, violence or content \"harmful to social stability.\"", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ieeeb821466c45514d66fc38aee099b49", 200, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Chinese cinemas, TV go dark in mourning", "_id": 921811, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=921811",  "values": ["Chinese cinemas, TV go dark in mourning", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "May 19, 2008", "start": 1211126400, "end": 1211212799 }, "HONG KONG -- Entertainment content went off the air and movie theaters and karaoke parlors closed their doors across China on Monday for the start of a three-day period of national mourning.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3i7bc9299cb2505649dd5f58b3f78679f2", 696, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Back Dorm Boys pic debuts in China", "_id": 909165, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=909165",  "values": ["Back Dorm Boys pic debuts in China", {"_id": 909204, "_name": "Richard Trombly" }, {"name": "May 12, 2008", "start": 1210521600, "end": 1210607999 }, "SHANGHAI -- \"Ha! Ha! Ha!\" the third film outing starring two Chinese students made famous online by lip-syncing pop songs from their college dorm, opened across China on Tuesday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i7e5a336a9153b9a5200983cfc7eb8f24", 363, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China's film sector shows no signs of slowing", "_id": 833826, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=833826",  "values": ["China's film sector shows no signs of slowing", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "May 8, 2008", "start": 1210176000, "end": 1210262399 }, "BEIJING -- Chinese film producers made a record number of films in 2007, distributors earned record revenues, and the Chinese titles garnered a record number of awards at international film festivals.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i8f283e630ab13a595f53b2691f46dafe", 900, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanghai puts kibosh on new billboards", "_id": 876497, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=876497",  "values": ["Shanghai puts kibosh on new billboards", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "May 2, 2008", "start": 1209657600, "end": 1209743999 }, "SHANGHAI -- Citing too many billboards that are too densely placed, Shanghai has suspended all new outdoor advertising ahead of the 2010 World Expo, echoing earlier restrictions enacted in Beijing for the lead-up to the Olympics.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ie1a7ca1ab495f9f40592a4e89332a8fa", 277, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Gehua expands Beijing cable", "_id": 870099, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=870099",  "values": ["Gehua expands Beijing cable", {"_id": 846931, "_name": "Caroline Middlecote" }, {"name": "April 30, 2008", "start": 1209484800, "end": 1209571199 }, "SHANGHAI -- Beijing residents are at last able to see the pay TV channels of China Central Television as the result of a deal the state broadcaster's cable unit cut with competitor Gehua CATV Network.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i694a104c6bc6b4154976cbde418df38f", 291, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Ge You to star in marathon movie", "_id": 808433, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=808433",  "values": ["Ge You to star in marathon movie", {"_id": 846931, "_name": "Caroline Middlecote" }, {"name": "April 28, 2008", "start": 1209312000, "end": 1209398399 }, "SHANGHAI -- \"Distance Runners,\" a Sino-U.S. co-production about marathoners, will star leading Chinese comic Ge You when it starts shooting in August, producer Jay Rothstein said Monday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3if1c8eee190fd7c29d6a58ea75c48933d", 282, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "'Forbidden Kingdom' rules Chinese boxoffice", "_id": 864106, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=864106",  "values": ["'Forbidden Kingdom' rules Chinese boxoffice", {"_id": 846931, "_name": "Caroline Middlecote" }, {"name": "April 28, 2008", "start": 1209312000, "end": 1209398399 }, "SHANGHAI -- \"The Forbidden Kingdom\" followed its No. 1 debut in the U.S. by opening at the top of the Chinese boxoffice Friday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3ibcf1ad2007731aba40e2fc5dd903dfeb", 178, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China's Tudou scores $57 mil in financing", "_id": 865394, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=865394",  "values": ["China's Tudou scores $57 mil in financing", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "April 28, 2008", "start": 1209312000, "end": 1209398399 }, "SHANGHAI -- China's top video-sharing site, Tudou.com, announced $57 million in new financing Monday, confirming rumors previously circulating online. \r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/asia/china/e3ibcf1ad2007731aba739c401ba9f2576b", 249, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "MPA launches China IPR Day program", "_id": 860306, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=860306",  "values": ["MPA launches China IPR Day program", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "April 25, 2008", "start": 1209052800, "end": 1209139199 }, "SHANGHAI -- The MPA launched an anti-piracy campaign in China this week, ahead of World Intellectual Property Day on Saturday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ibdb132f6cf48080b7fda908f9da9167b", 203, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Olympics await China's local media producers", "_id": 799392, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=799392",  "values": ["Olympics await China's local media producers", {"_id": 846931, "_name": "Caroline Middlecote" }, {"name": "April 24, 2008", "start": 1208966400, "end": 1209052799 }, "Whatever you think of mixing international sports with China's politics, the Beijing Olympic Games could prove a 17-day coming out party for the country's media and entertainment industry.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ibf22b3c56d51e86336ae6e287ac5961a?pn=1", 1217, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Chinese courts crack down on Net cafe piracy", "_id": 859037, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=859037",  "values": ["Chinese courts crack down on Net cafe piracy", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "April 24, 2008", "start": 1208966400, "end": 1209052799 }, "SHANGHAI -- Beijing courts promised heavier fines for Internet cafes that allow patrons to illegally download movies, laying down harsh fines for offenders, state-run media reported Thursday.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ife062702f4b566e204a6520ea2aae663", 225, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Taiwan Mandates Refunds, Bans Expiration For the Island's Four Prepaid Transit Cards", "_id": 816224, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=816224",  "values": ["Taiwan Mandates Refunds, Bans Expiration For the Island's Four Prepaid Transit Cards", {"_id": 80341, "_name": "Miranda Li" }, {"name": "April 23, 2008", "start": 1208880000, "end": 1208966399 }, "Taiwan's Consumer Protection Commission is mandating refunds and prohibiting experation dates on prepaid transit cards. ", "http://cardforum.com/attachments/20080423MY0N8H72-1-PPT042308F.pdf", 700, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "38 injured in China set collapse", "_id": 854453, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=854453",  "values": ["38 injured in China set collapse", {"_id": 846931, "_name": "Caroline Middlecote" }, {"name": "April 22, 2008", "start": 1208793600, "end": 1208879999 }, "SHANGHAI -- The collapse of a bridge during the shooting of a Chinese television production in southwest China on Sunday injured 38 people, state-run media reported.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i8f864c184a8ec4855d29ade8c2996b02", 90, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Olympics documentary debuts Sunday", "_id": 847669, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=847669",  "values": ["Olympics documentary debuts Sunday", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "April 18, 2008", "start": 1208448000, "end": 1208534399 }, "SHANGHAI -- \"Boomtown Beijing,\" a documentary directed by Tan Siok Siok about the Olympic city and its run-up to the games, will premiere Sunday in China's capital.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ifb1f58b28b88257ca25795e5b206aad4", 214, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "'World of Warcraft' hits new high in China", "_id": 841760, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=841760",  "values": ["'World of Warcraft' hits new high in China", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "April 16, 2008", "start": 1208275200, "end": 1208361599 }, "SHANGHAI -- \"World of Warcraft\" has hit a new high in China, with the massively multiplayer online game registering more than 1 million players online at one time, local distributor The9 said Monday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i4b24b4706bd475507abd717cd1cc8c1c", 190, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "IDTV, SMG team for Chinese telenovela", "_id": 824260, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=824260",  "values": ["IDTV, SMG team for Chinese telenovela", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "April 11, 2008", "start": 1207843200, "end": 1207929599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Amsterdam-based TV production house IDTV and the Shanghai Media Group will co-produce a 220-episode TV series to begin airing in Chinese primetime in the fall, IDTV confirmed late Thursday.\r\n", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i46134a1126b9535090cd0fc44fb9de05", 231, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Intel invests $12 mil in Shanghai Media Group", "_id": 826137, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=826137",  "values": ["Intel invests $12 mil in Shanghai Media Group", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "April 11, 2008", "start": 1207843200, "end": 1207929599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Intel Capital, Intel's global investment group, has invested $12 million in the Shanghai Media Group for the development of the media conglomerate's broadband TV services, SMG said late Thursday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i46134a1126b95350995886ac372a6252", 337, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China to start film restoration project", "_id": 820232, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=820232",  "values": ["China to start film restoration project", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "April 10, 2008", "start": 1207756800, "end": 1207843199 }, "SHANGHAI -- The Beijing-based China Film Archive has begun to restore historic films made in the past 102 years using nine image restoration kits purchased with a partner for about $1 million, Coral Springs, Fla.-based da Vinci Systems said Thursday. ", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3if4db387a4c9936f17f3bd64b0035670d", 266, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Hengdian sees growth in partners", "_id": 772023, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=772023",  "values": ["Hengdian sees growth in partners", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "March 27, 2008", "start": 1206547200, "end": 1206633599 }, "SHANGHAI -- Liu Zhijiang, president Hengdian World Studio, said Thursday that his company - operator of the biggest film and TV back lot in the world - has grown profits 20% on average over the last five years.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i02a017fcb2c74f96c46cf19eb3df145e", 547, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "CA co to sell Beijing Games web ads", "_id": 763049, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=763049",  "values": ["CA co to sell Beijing Games web ads", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "March 20, 2008", "start": 1205942400, "end": 1206028799 }, "SHANGHAI--A California company has been chosen to manage China Central Television?s online ads during video broadcasts of the Beijing Olympics on CCTV.com.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/international/news/e3i86dc46267c8082a2b090cc86669bf819", 238, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Co-pro 'Milk & Fashion' gets China distrib'n", "_id": 728195, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=728195",  "values": ["Co-pro 'Milk & Fashion' gets China distrib'n", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "March 6, 2008", "start": 1204732800, "end": 1204819199 }, "American-Chinese co-production \"Milk and Fashion\" will be distributed in China by Shanghai-based Red Art beginning in June, the film?s producer said Thursday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i943d28a441758308082e4c3dcdf09f78", 228, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "Shanda reports record revenue", "_id": 699841, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=699841",  "values": ["Shanda reports record revenue", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "February 26, 2008", "start": 1203955200, "end": 1204041599 }, "Chinese online game giant Shanda Interactive Entertainment Ltd. reported record revenue of $97.8 million for the last quarter of 2007, company executives told analysts and investors Tuesday.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ife011b61a6a42c7019aed55e1d083fcd", 361, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "China's The9 sees record user numbers", "_id": 694925, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=694925",  "values": ["China's The9 sees record user numbers", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "February 22, 2008", "start": 1203609600, "end": 1203695999 }, "China's online game operator The9 Ltd. announced record-breaking user numbers for the last quarter of 2007 along with strong revenue growth in a conference call with investors and analysts Friday morning in Shanghai.", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i09b57ed04d938419bf208b37163cd8d6", 476, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "“Partners” Want Commuters to Use Fare Cards as E-Cash", "_id": 595001, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=595001",  "values": ["“Partners” Want Commuters to Use Fare Cards as E-Cash", {"_id": 42100, "_name": "Frances Wang" }, {"name": "February 12, 2008", "start": 1202745600, "end": 1202831999 }, "Japanese companies are teaming up in “share deals” to grab market share in contactless payments.", "http://cardforum.com/attachments/20080212EIWD5CV9-1-PPT.02_12_08F3.pdf", 900, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "Hong Kong’s Octopus Surfaces in Middle East; Challenges Continue at Home", "_id": 596392, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=596392",  "values": ["Hong Kong’s Octopus Surfaces in Middle East; Challenges Continue at Home", {"_id": 44593, "_name": "Alex Dai" }, {"name": "February 12, 2008", "start": 1202745600, "end": 1202831999 }, "The United Arab Emirates hopes to complete a contactless smart card system for its roads and public transportation system by the end of 2009 with the help of Octopus Knowledge Ltd. and the Electronic Documents Centre LLC, a card personalization, billing and fulfillment supplier.", "http://cardforum.com/attachments/20080212EIWD5CV9-1-PPT.02_12_08F3.pdf", 900, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "U.S. audiences get to drink Chinese-made 'Milk'", "_id": 596393, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=596393",  "values": ["U.S. audiences get to drink Chinese-made 'Milk'", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "January 22, 2008", "start": 1200931200, "end": 1201017599 }, "SHANGHAI -- \"Milk and Fashion\" producer Jay Rothstein is aiming to bring his high-profile, Chinese-produced film to U.S. audiences and also to sign a distribution deal for it to screen in major cities around China \"within weeks.\"", "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3ie223c6999f824142dce055e5fca63645", 241, {"_id": 87532, "_name": "The Hollywood Reporter" }]},
{"_name": "MasterCard PayPass in Indonesia", "_id": 350874, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=350874",  "values": ["MasterCard PayPass in Indonesia", {"_id": 72736, "_name": "Rachel Liu" }, {"name": "November 28, 2007", "start": 1196179200, "end": 1196265599 }, "Prepaid cards are gaining acceptance in Indonesia, and MasterCard International plans to use PayPass to increase their appeal.", "http://cardforum.com/attachments/20071128WANQWF67-1-PPT.11.28.07_final.pdf", 900, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "Australia Offers Fertile Ground for Prepaid Growth", "_id": 88391, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=88391",  "values": ["Australia Offers Fertile Ground for Prepaid Growth", {"_id": 72736, "_name": "Rachel Liu" }, {"name": "September 20, 2007", "start": 1190217600, "end": 1190303999 }, "Prepaid card companies are looking at Australia as a fertile ground for growth in the coming years.\r\n\r\nUK-based prepaid card issuer Retail Decisions PLC, for example, plan to launch gift card malls at Australian stores in October and November", "http://list.sourcemedia.com/t/10788368/75174018/1974834/0/", 900, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "Prepaid Cards Help Asians Make Phone Calls Online", "_id": 85526, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=85526",  "values": ["Prepaid Cards Help Asians Make Phone Calls Online", {"_id": 83987, "_name": "Bin Li" }, {"name": "September 6, 2007", "start": 1189008000, "end": 1189094399 }, "Nearly half the paid subscibers to services that let consumers to make phone calls over the Internet are in the Asia-Pacific region, and prepaid cards are part of the reason for that. ", "http://cardforum.com/attachments/20070906199KRUL7-1-PPT090607FR2.pdf", 900, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "Asia Seeing Promise in Prepaid", "_id": 83025, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=83025",  "values": ["Asia Seeing Promise in Prepaid", {"_id": 72736, "_name": "Rachel Liu" }, {"name": "August 8, 2007", "start": 1186502400, "end": 1186588799 }, "Despite Asia's largely cash-based economy, prepaid cards are making inroads there because of increased use in transportation and communications.", "http://cardforum.com/attachments/20070808J7YQEH0R-1-August%208,%202007.pdf", 950, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "Benefits, Payroll Drive Market in Eastern Europe", "_id": 80373, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=80373",  "values": ["Benefits, Payroll Drive Market in Eastern Europe", {"_id": 80375, "_name": "Maria Cesnulevicius" }, {"name": "July 11, 2007", "start": 1184083200, "end": 1184169599 }, "A lack of infrastructure, political instability and a strong preference for cash continue to present obstacles to prepaid card adoption in Eastern and Central Europe. But major trends are driving adoption, including the demands of an aging population and the need for greater transparency in the region's businesses.", "http://list.sourcemedia.com/t/9280876/75174018/1708174/0/", 900, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "Don't bet it all on China", "_id": 49369, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=49369",  "values": ["Don't bet it all on China", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 1, 2007", "start": 1180627200, "end": 1180713599 }, "What's next for China? Best case, worse case and status quo scenarios are almost equally plausible. Here are eight questions about China's future.", "http://fdmonline.com/ViewArticle.aspx?id=13738", 1500, {"_id": 260, "_name": "FDM Magazine" }]},
{"_name": "China Corporate Income Tax", "_id": 71842, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=71842",  "values": ["China Corporate Income Tax", {"_id": 44316, "_name": "Lauren Hilgers" }, {"name": "June 2007", "start": 1180627200, "end": 1183219199 }, "The long-awaited reform to China’s corporate income tax will come into force in January next\r\nyear. What impact will it have on international companies and foreign investment?", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/sbrarchives/06-2007.pdf", 1344, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "Build-Operate-Transfer Plan Brings Outsourced Jobs In", "_id": 47524, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=47524",  "values": ["Build-Operate-Transfer Plan Brings Outsourced Jobs In", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "May 2007", "start": 1177948800, "end": 1180627199 }, "Patrick Snowball, executive director of Aviva UK, flew down to Mumbai, India in February to accept an award from the Indian software industry. But India's National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) wasn't lauding the insurance giant for the jobs it was moving to outsourcing firms on the subcontinent. Instead, Aviva was recognized for taking jobs back.", "http://www.insurancenetworking.com/issues/20070501/4675-1.html", 1400, {"_id": 264, "_name": "Insurance Networking News" }]},
{"_name": "China targets its domestic markets", "_id": 8833, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=8833",  "values": ["China targets its domestic markets", {"_id": 42100, "_name": "Frances Wang" }, {"name": "April 2007", "start": 1175356800, "end": 1177948799 }, "Yuexing Group has one of the biggest brand names in China when it comes to furniture. It has eight mega-sized furniture shopping centers in China, each more than 80,000 square meters, in six major cities. But overseas, the company doesn't have a recognizable name with consumers. ", "http://fdmonline.com/ViewArticle.aspx?id=13556", 1208, {"_id": 260, "_name": "FDM Magazine" }]},
{"_name": "Saving Face", "_id": 48150, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=48150",  "values": ["Saving Face", {"_id": 42100, "_name": "Frances Wang" }, {"name": "April 2007", "start": 1175356800, "end": 1177948799 }, "Chinese women are looking for healthier cosmetic products and it is not only the leading brands that are benefiting by focusing on safer product features.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/sbrarchives/04-2007.pdf", 1100, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "Banking on IT in China", "_id": 18099, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=18099",  "values": ["Banking on IT in China", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "March 5, 2007", "start": 1173024000, "end": 1173110399 }, "In the first 10 months of 2006, Chinese regulators uncovered 776 banking crimes, including 205 cases involving more than 1 million yuan ($125,000 U.S.). Fraud and other irregularities at Chinese banks added up to $95.9 billion in 2005, an increase of 31% from 2004, according to the China Banking Regulatory Commission.", "http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyId=14&articleId=280536&intsrc=hm_topic", 1500, {"_id": 258, "_name": "Computerworld" }]},
{"_name": "Sunny Skies for Chinese Solar Power", "_id": 46901, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46901",  "values": ["Sunny Skies for Chinese Solar Power", {"_id": 44316, "_name": "Lauren Hilgers" }, {"name": "March 2007", "start": 1172678400, "end": 1175356799 }, "The global market for solar cells and panels is proving a bright spot\r\nfor a number of China businesses.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/sbrarchives/03-2007.pdf", 1100, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "The Great China Credit Race", "_id": 43525, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43525",  "values": ["The Great China Credit Race", {"_id": 42100, "_name": "Frances Wang" }, {"name": "February 2007", "start": 1170259200, "end": 1172678399 }, "Chinese banks are working hard not just to sign up new Chinese credit card users, but also to\r\nencourage greater utilisation of cards in circulation.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/sbrarchives/02-2007.pdf", 1100, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "China financial industry opening to the world", "_id": 46117, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46117",  "values": ["China financial industry opening to the world", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "February 1, 2007", "start": 1170259200, "end": 1170345599 }, "With the establishment of the China Financial Future Exchange, the launch of a new postal savings bank, a record-high ICBC IPO in Hong Kong, record high stock markets, and foreign banks being allowed to expand their China business China's financial industry went through a big year in 2006. ", "http://www.viamei.com/e-magazine/e-magazine2/Spring2007insight3.asp", 800, {"_id": 46118, "_name": "ViaMei" }]},
{"_name": "Indian Gaming Industry Sees Rise in Prepaid Use", "_id": 394594, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=394594",  "values": ["Indian Gaming Industry Sees Rise in Prepaid Use", {"_id": 72736, "_name": "Rachel Liu" }, {"name": "January 12, 2007", "start": 1168531200, "end": 1168617599 }, "The number of prepaid gaming cards in India has more than doubled over the past year and is expected to grow at a rapid rate over the next five years. ", "http://cardforum.com/attachments/20071213IA8YND4C-1-PPT.12_12_07.pdf", 900, {"_id": 80376, "_name": "Prepaid Trends" }]},
{"_name": "AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA REMAINS A RISKY PLAY", "_id": 45205, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=45205",  "values": ["AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA REMAINS A RISKY PLAY", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "January 8, 2007", "start": 1168185600, "end": 1168271999 }, "Agricultural Bank of China is likely to have a greater probability of making future non-performing loans than China’s other big banks, experts say. To that end, it may be more of a risky investment for investors.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=199", 348, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "DOMESTIC MARKETS GET IN STEP WITH HONG KONG", "_id": 45344, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=45344",  "values": ["DOMESTIC MARKETS GET IN STEP WITH HONG KONG", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "January 8, 2007", "start": 1168185600, "end": 1168271999 }, "The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is encouraging companies listed in Hong Kong to return to the domestic market, said Yao Gang, the assistant to the chairman of the CSRC at a working conference held by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange last month. A return of Chinese companies to China’s domestic stock markets have already strengthened the exchanges, and caused them to trade in tandem with Hong Kong’s stock exchange, experts say. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=193", 351, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "NEW INTEREST-RATE BENCHMARK KEY TO LIBERALIZATION", "_id": 45416, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=45416",  "values": ["NEW INTEREST-RATE BENCHMARK KEY TO LIBERALIZATION", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "January 8, 2007", "start": 1168185600, "end": 1168271999 }, "China’s Shanghai Interbank Offered Rate (SHIBOR) – a benchmark interest rate launched on Wednesday – is key to allowing banks to set their own rates as the financial markets experience significant growth. Market-based interest rates will make banks more competitive, increase interest rates for depositors and make borrowing cheaper, according to Stephen Green, senior economist at Standard Chartered Bank. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=196", 363, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "LEGAL UPDATE: Newly Permitted", "_id": 43851, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43851",  "values": ["LEGAL UPDATE: Newly Permitted", {"_id": 44316, "_name": "Lauren Hilgers" }, {"name": "January 4, 2007", "start": 1167840000, "end": 1167926399 }, "Foreign construction enterprises across China were weighing their options in December, as the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) began accepting applications from companies in the industry hoping to venture out on their own.", "http://www.amcham-shanghai.org/AmChamPortal/MCMS/Presentation/Publication/Insight/InsightDetail.aspx?Guid={08D735A5-9EB7-4552-9439-25340796255C}", 500, {"_id": 275, "_name": "Insight" }]},
{"_name": "FOREIGN ASSET MANAGERS TO INVEST CHINESE CURRENCY ABROAD", "_id": 44738, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=44738",  "values": ["FOREIGN ASSET MANAGERS TO INVEST CHINESE CURRENCY ABROAD", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "January 2, 2007", "start": 1167667200, "end": 1167753599 }, "Foreign asset managers are looking to move aggressively into China’s Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) program, a potential gold mine that will allow Chinese clients to invest their US$1.84 trillion in bank savings overseas for the first time. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=176", 281, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "LIBERALIZATION OF RATES WILL LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD", "_id": 44759, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=44759",  "values": ["LIBERALIZATION OF RATES WILL LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "January 2, 2007", "start": 1167667200, "end": 1167753599 }, "A plan to liberalize interest rates will promote fair competition between foreign and Chinese banks, experts said, as China moves to more market-oriented interest rates. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=184", 349, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "INTEREST RATE DERIVATIVES EXPECTED TO GROW ON HIGH DEMAND", "_id": 44806, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=44806",  "values": ["INTEREST RATE DERIVATIVES EXPECTED TO GROW ON HIGH DEMAND", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "January 2, 2007", "start": 1167667200, "end": 1167753599 }, "The interest rate option’s market could grow to rival that of the United States in five-to ten-years as the result of investor demand for new derivative products to hedge against interest rate risks, experts say.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=186", 363, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Banking: Chinese Reforms Draw Foreign Interest", "_id": 7559, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=7559",  "values": ["Banking: Chinese Reforms Draw Foreign Interest", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "January 2007", "start": 1167580800, "end": 1170259199 }, "Because of the size of the market and some timid steps toward opening up financial services, China's banks have become a focus for international institutions", "http://tromblyltd.com/Documents/Asia%20Society%20Banking%20Reforms.pdf", 1200, {"_id": 7558, "_name": "Asia Society Magazine" }]},
{"_name": "China’s Growth Spurs Asian Capital Markets", "_id": 10659, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=10659",  "values": ["China’s Growth Spurs Asian Capital Markets", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "January 2007", "start": 1167580800, "end": 1170259199 }, "Hong Kong, Singapore, and other Asian markets are getting more IPOs as Chinese companies and investors seek capital beyond the booming domestic market", "http://tromblyltd.com/Documents/Asia%20Society%20Capital%20Markets.pdf", 1200, {"_id": 7558, "_name": "Asia Society Magazine" }]},
{"_name": "Futures Markets: It’s Asia’s Turn", "_id": 10660, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=10660",  "values": ["Futures Markets: It’s Asia’s Turn", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "January 2007", "start": 1167580800, "end": 1170259199 }, "The development of new futures markets, some with a regional scope, is a natural outgrowth of Asia’s booming capital markets", "http://tromblyltd.com/Documents/Asia%20Society%20Capital%20Markets.pdf", 700, {"_id": 7558, "_name": "Asia Society Magazine" }]},
{"_name": "Looking for Labour", "_id": 42190, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=42190",  "values": ["Looking for Labour", {"_id": 42100, "_name": "Frances Wang" }, {"name": "January 2007", "start": 1167580800, "end": 1170259199 }, "Both foreign and domestic manufacturers are feeling the effects of an increasing shortfall in labour supply – and consequent rising wage costs.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/sbrarchives/01-2007.pdf", 1000, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "MARKET NEED PUSHES HONG KONG TO CREATE RMB FUTURES", "_id": 44178, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=44178",  "values": ["MARKET NEED PUSHES HONG KONG TO CREATE RMB FUTURES", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 18, 2006", "start": 1166371200, "end": 1166457599 }, "A market need for yuan-based currency contracts to hedge against currency risk is driving Hong Kong’s stock exchange to establish yuan-based futures contracts, experts say. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=156", 381, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "STRONG DEMAND EXPECTED FOR SHARES IN CHINA’S CITY BANKS", "_id": 44184, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=44184",  "values": ["STRONG DEMAND EXPECTED FOR SHARES IN CHINA’S CITY BANKS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 18, 2006", "start": 1166371200, "end": 1166457599 }, "Experts predict strong demand for shares in a number of China’s 117 smaller city commercial banks – many of which are expected to go public next year – in view of improved corporate governance and disclosure, and the absence of a huge cache of nonperforming loans. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=154", 318, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "VENTURE CAPITAL HITS NEW HIGH AS INVESTORS GO BEYOND I.T.", "_id": 44520, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=44520",  "values": ["VENTURE CAPITAL HITS NEW HIGH AS INVESTORS GO BEYOND I.T.", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 18, 2006", "start": 1166371200, "end": 1166457599 }, "Venture capital investment in China has reached a new high – half a billion dollars higher than last year’s US$1.17 billion – but the traditional tech, media and telecom (TMT) investment sectors have cooled down and investors are looking to other places to invest money, experts say. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=151", 344, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "INFUSIONS INTO WEAKER BANKS HEIGHTEN INVESTOR APPEAL", "_id": 43574, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43574",  "values": ["INFUSIONS INTO WEAKER BANKS HEIGHTEN INVESTOR APPEAL", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 11, 2006", "start": 1165766400, "end": 1165852799 }, "A Chinese regulator announced late last month that the government will put more capital into China’s weaker banks – a move that will make those banks more attractive to foreign investors, experts say. Capital injections are necessary because the banks are weak on almost all financial parameters.", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=127", 347, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "CHINA’S REGULATORS TO EXPAND QFII PROGRAM", "_id": 43803, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43803",  "values": ["CHINA’S REGULATORS TO EXPAND QFII PROGRAM", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 11, 2006", "start": 1165766400, "end": 1165852799 }, "China’s top securities regulator said that foreign investment quotas will be expanded and analysts predict that the total allowed for foreign institutional investors could go from just under US$8 billion to US$40 billion in the next three years. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=136", 340, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "LOCAL CURRENCY BIZ TO HELP FOREIGN BANKS MOVE WEST", "_id": 43891, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43891",  "values": ["LOCAL CURRENCY BIZ TO HELP FOREIGN BANKS MOVE WEST", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 11, 2006", "start": 1165766400, "end": 1165852799 }, "Foreign banks in China are now restricted to taking yuan deposits from Chinese corporations in 25 cities, mainly on the east coast. However, after today, all geographical restrictions on yuan deposits from corporations will be lifted, and banks will be able to take yuan deposits from Chinese individuals for the first time – in line with World Trade Organization requirements, and giving foreign banks another incentive to move inland.", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=130", 330, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "LOAN-TO-DEPOSIT RULE TO CONSTRAIN LENDING", "_id": 43004, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43004",  "values": ["LOAN-TO-DEPOSIT RULE TO CONSTRAIN LENDING", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 4, 2006", "start": 1165161600, "end": 1165247999 }, "Maintaining a loan-to-deposit ratio requirement of 75% will constrain locally incorporated foreign banks from lending, experts agree. The challenges for foreign banks are expected even as Chinese banking authorities have changed draft regulations to give them a five-year grace period to comply with the requirement.", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=119", 319, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "EXPERTS CAUTION FOREIGN FIRMS AHEAD OF BAND WIDENING", "_id": 43198, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43198",  "values": ["EXPERTS CAUTION FOREIGN FIRMS AHEAD OF BAND WIDENING", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 4, 2006", "start": 1165161600, "end": 1165247999 }, "Foreign corporations in China will need to monitor exposure to currency fluctuations more closely when China increases the daily trading band on the yuan against the U.S. dollar. The change will affect all foreign companies because roughly 80% of trade is settled in U.S. dollars, said Thomas Liu, a professor of finance at Jiaotong University in Shanghai.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=NewsItem&id=551", 355, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "NYSE POSITIONS FOR GROWTH IN CHINA", "_id": 43289, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=43289",  "values": ["NYSE POSITIONS FOR GROWTH IN CHINA", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 4, 2006", "start": 1165161600, "end": 1165247999 }, "The New York Stock Exchange will open an office in Beijing as part of its plans to expand globally, said John Thain, chief executive officer of the NYSE Group Inc., speaking to MBA students at the China Europe International Business School in Shanghai Tuesday.", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=118", 368, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Chinese Carriers Expect Onslaught", "_id": 14397, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=14397",  "values": ["Chinese Carriers Expect Onslaught", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "December 1, 2006", "start": 1164902400, "end": 1164988799 }, "Chinese insurance companies were bracing for an onslaught by global competitors last month when a commitment to the World Trade Organization dictated opening the borders to foreign competition.", "http://www.insurancenetworking.com/issues/20061201/4434-1.html", 1119, {"_id": 264, "_name": "Insurance Networking News" }]},
{"_name": "Moving into the Post-Accession Era", "_id": 16199, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=16199",  "values": ["Moving into the Post-Accession Era", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "December 2006", "start": 1164902400, "end": 1167580799 }, "The 11 December deadline for the fulfillment of China’s World Trade Organisation (WTO) accession commitments is fast approaching. Foreign and domestic companies will now be seeking to benefit from new market conditions as China gradually passes its final set of WTO compliance legislation. Sectors that will open, or open further, include the banking, electronic payments, telecoms, architectural and urban planning and distribution and retail sectors. But openings exist beyond those sectors spelled out in the WTO agreement. Two particular areas where experts foresee opportunities are in services and mergers and acquisitions. ", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/ISSUE12-2006.htm#4", 1100, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "PANDA BONDS TO BOLSTER CHINA’S MARKET", "_id": 42697, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=42697",  "values": ["PANDA BONDS TO BOLSTER CHINA’S MARKET", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 27, 2006", "start": 1164556800, "end": 1164643199 }, "Panda bonds – bonds issued by foreign organizations locally – will help expand China’s domestic commercial bond market as it is forecasted to grow by as much as 20% a year for the next decade, according to a new Goldman Sachs report issued Tuesday. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=101", 397, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "CHINA GETS SET FOR NEXT WAVE OF ASSET SECURITIZATIONS", "_id": 42804, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=42804",  "values": ["CHINA GETS SET FOR NEXT WAVE OF ASSET SECURITIZATIONS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 27, 2006", "start": 1164556800, "end": 1164643199 }, "China is set to allow its banks to partake in a second wave of asset securitizations by year-end, but it is still too early for foreign investors to get involved, experts say. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=107", 420, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "EXPERTS PUSH FOR STRONGER BOND MARKET", "_id": 42897, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=42897",  "values": ["EXPERTS PUSH FOR STRONGER BOND MARKET", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 27, 2006", "start": 1164556800, "end": 1164643199 }, "China is over-dependent on bank financing and needs to develop a better bond market, according to experts, even as a new report released this month by the Asian Development Bank shows China’s bond market increased 22% for the first half of 2006. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=99", 368, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "MAJOR CHINESE BANKS TO PARTNER WITH FOREIGN FIRMS", "_id": 42155, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=42155",  "values": ["MAJOR CHINESE BANKS TO PARTNER WITH FOREIGN FIRMS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 20, 2006", "start": 1163952000, "end": 1164038399 }, "Bank of China and Agricultural Bank of China will soon join the ranks of local banks that have formed asset management companies with foreign partners. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=13", 313, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "EXPERTS: FEAR OF FOREIGN COMPETITION OBSTRUCTS PROGRESS", "_id": 42171, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=42171",  "values": ["EXPERTS: FEAR OF FOREIGN COMPETITION OBSTRUCTS PROGRESS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 20, 2006", "start": 1163952000, "end": 1164038399 }, "Fear of foreign competition is the main reason China’s regulators continue to block foreign brokerages from fully participating in the Chinese securities market, experts say.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=16", 316, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN CHINA LEAPS", "_id": 42259, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=42259",  "values": ["VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN CHINA LEAPS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 20, 2006", "start": 1163952000, "end": 1164038399 }, "China’s high gross domestic product growth rate, its fast-growing consumer market, and regulatory changes that are simplifying exit strategies for successful companies, are all contributing to the strong rise in venture capital in the world’s fastest growing economy, according to Bobby Chao, managing director of Silicon Valley-based VC firm DFJ DragonFund. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=26", 379, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "STRONG DEMAND EXPECTED FOR CURRENCY-BASED DERIVATIVES", "_id": 41736, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=41736",  "values": ["STRONG DEMAND EXPECTED FOR CURRENCY-BASED DERIVATIVES", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 13, 2006", "start": 1163347200, "end": 1163433599 }, "Chinese companies need yuan-based derivatives and China should create a yuan forwards market to meet that need, said vice finance minister Lou Jiwei earlier this month at a financial conference in Beijing promoting the 2007 China Industrial Development report.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=92", 358, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "WTO CHANGES TO SPUR BIFURCATION IN BANKING INDUSTRY", "_id": 41778, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=41778",  "values": ["WTO CHANGES TO SPUR BIFURCATION IN BANKING INDUSTRY", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 13, 2006", "start": 1163347200, "end": 1163433599 }, "Commercial banks in China will divide into two groups after the sector’s World Trade Organization-mandated opening. Experts expect a divide into a group offering high-end services to affluent customers, and a larger group serving the masses.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=89", 308, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "SHORT SELLING OF BONDS EXPECTED TO IMPROVE LIQUIDITY", "_id": 41782, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=41782",  "values": ["SHORT SELLING OF BONDS EXPECTED TO IMPROVE LIQUIDITY", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 13, 2006", "start": 1163347200, "end": 1163433599 }, "Chinese institutional investors will be able to short sell bonds starting Nov.20, China’s central bank announced early last week. The goal is to improve liquidity in the bond market and to give participants ways to hedge against the risk of falling bond prices, the bank said.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=94", 441, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Outsourcing in China", "_id": 7663, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=7663",  "values": ["Outsourcing in China", {"_id": 706, "_name": "Bill Marcus" }, {"name": "November 6, 2006", "start": 1162742400, "end": 1162828799 }, "Unlike India’s large and thriving outsourcing industry, China’s is still immature and fragmented, with few companies attaining high-level international certifications. Moreover, most of the IT outsourcing that happens in China today serves that country’s domestic market, such as the financial services sector.", "http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=268501", 1500, {"_id": 258, "_name": "Computerworld" }]},
{"_name": "CHINA’S REMOVAL OF CORRUPT OFFICIALS PAVES NEW BIZ ROUTE", "_id": 40864, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=40864",  "values": ["CHINA’S REMOVAL OF CORRUPT OFFICIALS PAVES NEW BIZ ROUTE", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 6, 2006", "start": 1162742400, "end": 1162828799 }, "In the first eight months of 2006, more than 17,000 Chinese officials were prosecuted and punished for corruption relating to banking funds and other government controlled financing, according to the Supreme People's Procuratorate. But the corruption probe that is making the biggest waves is that of the pension fund scandal that recently brought down Shanghai’s Communist Party chief, Chen Liangyu, and a number of associated figures. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=79", 275, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "CHINESE PENSION FUND PICKS FOREIGN FIRMS AS MANAGERS", "_id": 40865, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=40865",  "values": ["CHINESE PENSION FUND PICKS FOREIGN FIRMS AS MANAGERS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 6, 2006", "start": 1162742400, "end": 1162828799 }, "China’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has selected foreign firms to manage its US$1 billon pension fund assets in overseas markets, according to a source close to the deal.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=82", 303, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "SINGAPORE TO OFFER CHINA FUTURES DESPITE LAWSUIT, FINES", "_id": 41035, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=41035",  "values": ["SINGAPORE TO OFFER CHINA FUTURES DESPITE LAWSUIT, FINES", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 6, 2006", "start": 1162742400, "end": 1162828799 }, "The producers of a futures contract based on an index of China’s top 50 stocks will continue selling the product on the Singapore Exchange despite losing a lawsuit Tuesday and receiving US$20,000 in fines. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=77", 343, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Creative Recruiting", "_id": 46761, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46761",  "values": ["Creative Recruiting", {"_id": 706, "_name": "Bill Marcus" }, {"name": "November 6, 2006", "start": 1162742400, "end": 1162828799 }, "Four years ago, CEO John Cestar took a novel approach to increasing the skill levels at Freeborders, a small outsourcing provider that operates in China. He took a road trip around the U.S., looking for Chinese engineers working in U.S. companies who were interested in returning to China or would soon be compelled to do so because their work visas were about to expire. He recruited a pool of 20 people who spoke both Chinese and English and had U.S.-style management skills.", "http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=268517", null, {"_id": 258, "_name": "Computerworld" }]},
{"_name": "Mainland Demand: New era –", "_id": 16651, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=16651",  "values": ["Mainland Demand: New era –", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "November 2006", "start": 1162310400, "end": 1164902399 }, "China’s move towards international accounting standards is proving to be a massive undertaking. Obstacles include a lack of trained staff, back-end IT systems and a tight deadline.\r\nThe Ministry of Finance", "http://www.hkicpa.org.hk/APLUS/06_nov/18mainland.pdf", 1044, {"_id": 259, "_name": "A Plus" }]},
{"_name": "NEW FUTURES EXCHANGE RULES TO KEEP OUT SMALL INVESTORS", "_id": 17985, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=17985",  "values": ["NEW FUTURES EXCHANGE RULES TO KEEP OUT SMALL INVESTORS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 30, 2006", "start": 1162137600, "end": 1162223999 }, "The China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) issued draft rules last Monday designed to keep small investors from trading in its risky derivatives contracts that will be sold on the exchange in early 2007.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=73", 320, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "UNIFIED TAX LAW TO BOOST RATES FOR FOREIGN FIRMS", "_id": 18015, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=18015",  "values": ["UNIFIED TAX LAW TO BOOST RATES FOR FOREIGN FIRMS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 30, 2006", "start": 1162137600, "end": 1162223999 }, "Foreign firms could see their corporate taxes almost double over the next five years under a proposed Chinese law to unify China’s tax codes so foreign and domestic companies pay the same rates. The Chinese government said it is changing the tax rules now because it wants to fund a variety of initiatives, including new infrastructure. It also wants to develop high-tech industries and implement environmental protection measures, government officials said. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=74", 349, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "CHINA TO SECURITIZE BAD BANK DEBTS", "_id": 41038, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=41038",  "values": ["CHINA TO SECURITIZE BAD BANK DEBTS", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 30, 2006", "start": 1162137600, "end": 1162223999 }, "China will begin securitizing its bad bank debts, a manager at one of China’s two top asset management companies told China Finance & Currency week on Friday. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=71", 286, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Singapore Manufacturing Excellence Awards", "_id": 41055, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=41055",  "values": ["Singapore Manufacturing Excellence Awards", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 30, 2006", "start": 1162137600, "end": 1162223999 }, "Hard disk drive maker lauded for product innovation, systems innovation and operational excellence; medical device maker BD Medical Pte. Ltd. takes the Product Innovation Award, while Phillips Domestic Appliances and Personal Care Singapore won the Singapore Advantage Award. Singapore's MAXA awards are designed to recognize that manufacturing accounts for about a quarter of the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).", "http://www.managingautomation.com/maonline/member/exclusive/read/Special_Report_Seagate_Wins_Singapore_Award_for_Manufacturing_Excellence_12812289;jsessionid=24F0E60D1D014120587494E759C280B0", null, {"_id": 265, "_name": "Managing Automation" }]},
{"_name": "Seagate Wins Singapore Award for Manufacturing Excellence", "_id": 41663, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=41663",  "values": ["Seagate Wins Singapore Award for Manufacturing Excellence", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 30, 2006", "start": 1162137600, "end": 1162223999 }, "U.S.-based hard disk drive maker Seagate Technology International today won the prestigious  Singapore Manufacturing Excellence Award.", "http://www.managingautomation.com/maonline/exclusive/read/Special_Report_Seagate_Wins_Singapore_Award_for_Manufacturing_Excellence_12812289", 804, {"_id": 265, "_name": "Managing Automation" }]},
{"_name": "INVESTORS FLOCK TO ICBC IPO DESPITE DOUBTS ABOUT QUALITY", "_id": 17468, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=17468",  "values": ["INVESTORS FLOCK TO ICBC IPO DESPITE DOUBTS ABOUT QUALITY", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 23, 2006", "start": 1161532800, "end": 1161619199 }, "As thousands in Hong Kong deluged bank branches to apply for Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s (ICBC) shares during its initial public offering to retail customers in Hong Kong last Monday, experts remain cautious about whether investing in ICBC is a sound strategy.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=64", 313, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "RISK MANAGEMENT: KEY ISSUE FACED BY CHINESE BANKS", "_id": 17734, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=17734",  "values": ["RISK MANAGEMENT: KEY ISSUE FACED BY CHINESE BANKS", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 23, 2006", "start": 1161532800, "end": 1161619199 }, "Strong foreign competition is likely to force Chinese banks to manage risks better in the future, said Roger Ferguson, former vice chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve and one of the keynote speakers at the China International Banking Convention held last Thursday and Friday in Beijing.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=66", 324, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "CHINA’S REGULATORY WALLS IN FINANCIAL SERVICES TO REMAIN", "_id": 17743, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=17743",  "values": ["CHINA’S REGULATORY WALLS IN FINANCIAL SERVICES TO REMAIN", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 23, 2006", "start": 1161532800, "end": 1161619199 }, "China has no plans to remove the regulatory walls that separate banking, brokerage and insurance services, said Huang Yi, director-general of the China Banking and Regulatory Commission. \"Lots of people say we should change the law,\" Yi said, and China did revisit the law in 2003. \"But after discussions we won't change this article.\"", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=63", 375, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "A ROCKY ROAD FOR OUTDOOR", "_id": 14161, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=14161",  "values": ["A ROCKY ROAD FOR OUTDOOR", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "October 20, 2006", "start": 1161273600, "end": 1161359999 }, "Astroll through Shanghai’s\r\nmajor commercial districts,\r\noften a showcase for outdoor\r\nadvertising in China, is\r\ntestament to the major\r\nboom the country’s out-ofhome\r\nadvertising market has seen in\r\nrecent years.", "http://www.tromblyltd.com/clips/Media_Out_of_Home.pdf", 1300, {"_id": 84374, "_name": "Media" }]},
{"_name": "China Raises New Barriers To Foreigners As Old Ones Fall", "_id": 17112, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=17112",  "values": ["China Raises New Barriers To Foreigners As Old Ones Fall", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 16, 2006", "start": 1160928000, "end": 1161014399 }, "Last week, the Chinese government announced that it will issue new rules in opening up its banking sector next month – a full month earlier than the World Trade Organization deadline. In spite of that milestone, other obstacles to foreign investment are already on the rise. They include restrictions on brokerage joint ventures, real estate investments, and high capital requirements for foreign banks coming into China.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=48", 278, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Chinese Regulators Up Credit Suisse Quota", "_id": 17183, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=17183",  "values": ["Chinese Regulators Up Credit Suisse Quota", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 16, 2006", "start": 1160928000, "end": 1161014399 }, "Chinese regulators last week decided to allow Credit Suisse to invest an additional US$200 million in mainland stocks, bringing its total quota to US$500 million. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=43", 341, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Edgar Online To Offer Company Data To Investors In China", "_id": 17363, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=17363",  "values": ["Edgar Online To Offer Company Data To Investors In China", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 16, 2006", "start": 1160928000, "end": 1161014399 }, "Edgar Online Inc. plans to offer online tools to institutional investors in China – to further facilitate the country’s drive to modernize its financial information system – and to provide investors and analysts with easier access to corporate data, executives from Edgar Online told China Finance & Currency Week last Thursday. In addition, the company hopes to offer some free online tools to retail investors through the websites of local stock exchanges.", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=51", 442, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "ICBC IPO Underwriting Process: Guanxi Connections?", "_id": 14737, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=14737",  "values": ["ICBC IPO Underwriting Process: Guanxi Connections?", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 9, 2006", "start": 1160323200, "end": 1160409599 }, "The lead investment banks on the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s (ICBC) upcoming $19 billion initial public offering –the largest in history– declined to disclose the process of selection for the key players on the deal, but market players would not rule out Guanxi connections. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=30", 415, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Financial Futures Exchange", "_id": 14895, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=14895",  "values": ["Financial Futures Exchange", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 9, 2006", "start": 1160323200, "end": 1160409599 }, "Members of the newly opened China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) could start making practice futures trades as early as this week. Futures contracts – obligations to buy or sell goods at a certain price in the future – will allow investors to mitigate the risks of investing in Chinese stocks. By investing in futures, an investor can obtain protection from fluctuating share prices because that investor has already locked in the price at which the shares will be purchased or sold. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/PopularStoriesDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=35", 453, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Share Reforms Compel Short-term Lull, Long-term Value", "_id": 14898, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=14898",  "values": ["Share Reforms Compel Short-term Lull, Long-term Value", {"_id": 14738, "_name": "Patrick Martino" }, {"name": "October 9, 2006", "start": 1160323200, "end": 1160409599 }, "With share reforms hot on the agenda, industry participants in the Chinese capital markets expect short-term pressure on stocks, but a strong rebound over the long-term. ", "http://chinafcweek.com/SearchDetail.aspx?action=Article&id=36", 330, {"_id": 14740, "_name": "China Finance & Currency Week" }]},
{"_name": "Reversing the Incentives Cycle", "_id": 6632, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=6632",  "values": ["Reversing the Incentives Cycle", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 2006", "start": 1159632000, "end": 1162310399 }, "In July, Nanjing Automobile Corp. held a ceremony announcing that it was building a new plant. Chinese companies build plants every day, taking advantage of the country’s cheap labour pool. But this plant’s employees wouldn’t be taking jobs away from American workers: the plant is being built in Ardmore, Oklahoma – just a couple of hours north of Dallas.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/ISSUE10-2006.htm", 1200, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "Robots Follow China's Auto Growth", "_id": 6760, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=6760",  "values": ["Robots Follow China's Auto Growth", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "October 2006", "start": 1159632000, "end": 1162310399 }, "In yet another sign that China is now at the forefront of manufacturing, ABB Robotics has moved its world headquarters from Detroit to Shanghai, China.", "http://www.managingautomation.com/maonline/magazine/read/view/Robots_Follow_Chinas_Auto_Growth_12124170", 1300, {"_id": 265, "_name": "Managing Automation" }]},
{"_name": "Crunching the Numbers", "_id": 6635, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=6635",  "values": ["Crunching the Numbers", {"_id": 6458, "_name": "Bouko de Groot" }, {"name": "September 2006", "start": 1157040000, "end": 1159631999 }, "This summer, more than 200 senior market research professionals from more than 40 different countries converged on Shanghai for a market research forum organised by Esomar, the Amsterdam-based industry association, which has 4,000 members worldwide.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/ISSUE9-2006.htm", 1100, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "Labor Shortages in China Furniture Industry", "_id": 6, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=6",  "values": ["Labor Shortages in China Furniture Industry", {"_id": 10, "_name": "Melissa Rollins" }, {"name": "August 21, 2006", "start": 1156089600, "end": 1156175999 }, "A plentiful supply of cheap labor, mostly rural migrant workers, has been one key force driving China's rapid economic growth in the past two decades. A comparative advantage in labor costs has turned the nation into a global manufacturing center and furniture-making powerhouse.", "http://www.furnituretoday.com/article/CA6365160.html??text=trombly", 1200, {"_id": 119, "_name": "Furniture Today" }]},
{"_name": "Will China’s Share Reforms Work?", "_id": 281, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=281",  "values": ["Will China’s Share Reforms Work?", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "August 2006", "start": 1154361600, "end": 1157039999 }, "China’s growth rates sit at the top of all the economic charts – and has done so for the past few years. But mainland stock market performance has been dismal.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/ISSUE8-2006.htm", 1750, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "\"Homesourcing\" A Domestic Alternative", "_id": 389, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=389",  "values": ["\"Homesourcing\" A Domestic Alternative", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "August 1, 2006", "start": 1154361600, "end": 1154447999 }, "There are three main reasons why it's cheaper to outsource work to WillowCSN Inc. than to do it in-house-even though Willow doesn't ship the work off to India, but keeps it in the Unites States.", "http://www.insurancenetworking.com/issues/20060801/4220-1.html?page=3", 400, {"_id": 264, "_name": "Insurance Networking News" }]},
{"_name": "Insurance Firms Broaden Geographic Reach, but India Remains Dominant", "_id": 391, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=391",  "values": ["Insurance Firms Broaden Geographic Reach, but India Remains Dominant", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "August 1, 2006", "start": 1154361600, "end": 1154447999 }, "Kitcoff-APSI provides administration services to more than a dozen insurance companies, including John Hancock and Transamerica. The Coral Gables, Fla.-based company (a subsidiary of TMG National Holdings) started considering outsourcing some of its work to a less expensive destination in early 2005.", "http://www.insurancenetworking.com/supplements/2006max/insurance.cfm", 1200, {"_id": 264, "_name": "Insurance Networking News" }]},
{"_name": "India Tightens Security", "_id": 2707, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=2707",  "values": ["India Tightens Security", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "August 1, 2006", "start": 1154361600, "end": 1154447999 }, "Late spring 2005, the world learned that a crime ring that included call center employees of an Indian outsourcing company stole more than $300,000 from Citibank customers by tricking callers into giving up their PIN numbers.", "http://www.insurancenetworking.com/issues/20060801/4220-1.html?page=1", 1200, {"_id": 264, "_name": "Insurance Networking News" }]},
{"_name": "ERP on a Budget", "_id": 696, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=696",  "values": ["ERP on a Budget", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "July 2006", "start": 1151683200, "end": 1154361599 }, "World-class enterprise resource planning (ERP) system vendors like SAP and Oracle offer software that helps businesses organise their suppliers, production and finances. But the price tag and localisation requirements put these systems out of reach for many Chinese firms and joint ventures. However, customers, partners and investors are increasingly demanding ERP systems so that they can have visibility into the production or financial processes of a company.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/ISSUE5-2006.htm#ERP_on_a_Budget", 1000, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "Weak legislation hindering China's securitization market", "_id": 289, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=289",  "values": ["Weak legislation hindering China's securitization market", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "June 26, 2006", "start": 1151251200, "end": 1151337599 }, "The number of Chinese securitization projects has almost doubled this spring. The sudden burst of activity brought the total number of securities industry securitization projects up to seven - but lagging legislation is hindering the growth of this market in the securities industry.", "http://www.asreport.com/protected/article.cfm?articleId=16532&searchTerm=trombly", null, {"_id": 247, "_name": "Asset Securitization Report" }]},
{"_name": "Bridging the Chinese Skills Gap", "_id": 707, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=707",  "values": ["Bridging the Chinese Skills Gap", {"_id": 706, "_name": "Bill Marcus" }, {"name": "June 26, 2006", "start": 1151251200, "end": 1151337599 }, "Despite widely read reports of waves of IT talent graduating from Chinese universities, the picture on the ground is quite different, say businesspeople operating in the country. The truth is that in China, a good IT professional is hard to find, and good IT managers are even scarcer.", "http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=111620", 1500, {"_id": 258, "_name": "Computerworld" }]},
{"_name": "Language Barriers", "_id": 46759, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46759",  "values": ["Language Barriers", {"_id": 706, "_name": "Bill Marcus" }, {"name": "June 26, 2006", "start": 1151251200, "end": 1151337599 }, "Among the various sourcing peculiarities and problems specific to China is regionalism, says Pieter Tsiknas, director of SearchBank's Beijing office.", "http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=111621", null, {"_id": 258, "_name": "Computerworld" }]},
{"_name": "Chemical Attraction", "_id": 702, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=702",  "values": ["Chemical Attraction", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "June 2006", "start": 1149091200, "end": 1151683199 }, "Nanjing is a good place to put a chemical plant – a friendly government, a dedicated chemical industry park, lower labour costs and lots of big names already in residence. But privately, some chemical company executives say that when it comes to logistics, Nanjing still suffers when compared to Shanghai.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/ISSUE6-2006.htm#ERP_on_a_Budget", 1000, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "Saving face in China: Good IT can bridge the cultural gap", "_id": 678, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=678",  "values": ["Saving face in China: Good IT can bridge the cultural gap", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "May 1, 2006", "start": 1146412800, "end": 1146499199 }, "In the West, companies want to put on a good face for customers, even if it means having to admit mistakes. Righting wrongs is a big part of a good public image, and a good internal image as well.", "http://www.computerworld.com/managementtopics/management/story/0,10801,110949,00.html?source=x247", 1500, {"_id": 258, "_name": "Computerworld" }]},
{"_name": "NANJING FEATURE: Moving to the Southern Capital", "_id": 674, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=674",  "values": ["NANJING FEATURE: Moving to the Southern Capital", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "April 7, 2006", "start": 1144339200, "end": 1144425599 }, "Companies eying the Yangtze River Delta are switching their focus to nearby Nanjing, a city boasting clean environment, low costs and a population hungry for new goods - and new jobs. ", "http://www.amcham-shanghai.org/AmChamPortal/MCMS/Presentation/Publication/Insight/InsightDetail.aspx?Guid={BEA45F52-D5F8-4AC8-B410-791E6B7730D2}", 1900, {"_id": 275, "_name": "Insight" }]},
{"_name": "Venture capital in China", "_id": 401, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=401",  "values": ["Venture capital in China", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "April 2006", "start": 1143820800, "end": 1146412799 }, "Based on estimates by different media and industry sources, venture capital fi rms (VCs)\r\nraised between US$4 and $5\r\nbillion for China projects last year. It’s an amazing figure, given that private equity\r\nonly started flowing into the country in the 1990s.", "http://www.hkicpa.org.hk/APLUS/06_april/18-20.pdf", 1300, {"_id": 259, "_name": "A Plus" }]},
{"_name": "Automation on the Rise in China", "_id": 663, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=663",  "values": ["Automation on the Rise in China", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "April 2006", "start": 1143820800, "end": 1146412799 }, "China may be the low-wage manufacturing capital of the world, but not every company comes here to save money on labor.", "http://www.managingautomation.com/maonline/magazine/read/view/Automation_on_the_Rise_in_China_8355845", 2000, {"_id": 265, "_name": "Managing Automation" }]},
{"_name": "China’s cabinet industry maturing in 2006", "_id": 665, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=665",  "values": ["China’s cabinet industry maturing in 2006", {"_id": 650, "_name": "Linda Kiang" }, {"name": "April 2006", "start": 1143820800, "end": 1146412799 }, "The Chinese cabinet industry is expected to begin a round of consolidations as government policies and more discerning consumers will make it harder for smaller and more marginal players to remain in business.", "http://fdmonline.com/ViewArticle.aspx?id=8502", 1500, {"_id": 260, "_name": "FDM Magazine" }]},
{"_name": "Contending with China's Supply Chain Challenges", "_id": 694, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=694",  "values": ["Contending with China's Supply Chain Challenges", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "March 14, 2006", "start": 1142265600, "end": 1142351999 }, "About two dozen supply chain executives from around the world gathered here earlier this month to discuss the business-technology challenges of managing their dispersed and diverse supplier networks in China, a country rich in opportunity but short on support infrastructure.", "http://www.managingautomation.com/maonline/exclusive/read/Reporters_Notebook_Contending_with_Chinas_Supply_Chain_Challenges_7929861", 996, {"_id": 265, "_name": "Managing Automation" }]},
{"_name": "Closing the IT gap", "_id": 555, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=555",  "values": ["Closing the IT gap", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "March 2006", "start": 1141142400, "end": 1143820799 }, "The opening up of China's financial sector this December in accordance with WTO accession requirements will see domestic banks exposed to the brutalities of truly commercial competition for the first time. With foreign banks able to offer RMB accounts to Chinese customers, local players will have to pitch their marketing skills against the best in the business.", "http://www.chinaeconomicreview.com/subscriber/articledetail/1332.html", 1100, {"_id": 254, "_name": "China Economic Review" }]},
{"_name": "Stock Options", "_id": 667, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=667",  "values": ["Stock Options", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "March 2006", "start": 1141142400, "end": 1143820799 }, "The start of the new year brought sweeping reforms to China’s securities industry, beginning with three new rules issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) – the first of more than 40 expected within a month designed to raise regulatory oversight and investor protection closer to international standards.", "http://www.sbr.net.cn/ISSUE_03-2006.htm#Stock%20Options", 1237, {"_id": 272, "_name": "Shanghai Business Review" }]},
{"_name": "Advertising and WTO", "_id": 339, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=339",  "values": ["Advertising and WTO", {"_id": 2491, "_name": "Anabela Voi You" }, {"name": "January 25, 2006", "start": 1138118400, "end": 1138204799 }, "World Trade Organization regulations went into effect this month in China, making it legal for foreign ad agencies to set up shop without a local partner and allowing a new wave of creative boutiques and independent specialists to expand in the mainland.", "http://adage.com/china/article.php?article_id=48197", 800, {"_id": 2487, "_name": "Advertising Age" }]},
{"_name": "RFID Comes to China", "_id": 654, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=654",  "values": ["RFID Comes to China", {"_id": 653, "_name": "Daisy Huang" }, {"name": "January 2006", "start": 1136044800, "end": 1138723199 }, "Haier Group, China's leading home-appliance manufacturer, is ready to do away with bar codes.", "http://www.managingautomation.com/maonline/magazine/read/view/RFID_Comes_to_China_6258690", 1300, {"_id": 265, "_name": "Managing Automation" }]},
{"_name": "China opens up to new deal structures, new participants", "_id": 649, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=649",  "values": ["China opens up to new deal structures, new participants", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "December 19, 2005", "start": 1134921600, "end": 1135007999 }, "China's securitization market finally reached a new maturity level this fall, with new participants and new deal structures. The watershed moment was September's listing of asset-backed securities from China Unicom on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Additionally, two bank-based pilot projects are expected.", "http://www.asreport.com/protected/article.cfm?articleId=15337&searchTerm=trombly", 4000, {"_id": 247, "_name": "Asset Securitization Report" }]},
{"_name": "Standard Chartered claims first \"true\" loan securitization", "_id": 46743, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46743",  "values": ["Standard Chartered claims first \"true\" loan securitization", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "December 19, 2005", "start": 1134921600, "end": 1135007999 }, "The China Construction Bank privatization project, recently approved by the Chinese government, may become the first true loan securitization in China. As the sole advisor, Standard Chartered gains both experience and credibility in the marketplace, building on an existing track record in the country.", "http://www.asreport.com/protected/article.cfm?articleId=15339&searchTerm=trombly", null, {"_id": 247, "_name": "Asset Securitization Report" }]},
{"_name": "CSFB helps move securitization forward in China", "_id": 46745, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46745",  "values": ["CSFB helps move securitization forward in China", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "December 19, 2005", "start": 1134921600, "end": 1135007999 }, "In the spring of 2004, China's largest commercial bank struck a deal with Credit Suisse First Boston, CITIC Securities and China Credit Trust to securitize a portfolio of RMB2.6 billion ($322 million) in non-performing loans.", "http://www.asreport.com/protected/article.cfm?articleId=15340&searchTerm=trombly", null, {"_id": 247, "_name": "Asset Securitization Report" }]},
{"_name": "CITIC named Special Purpose Trust in ground-breaking project", "_id": 46747, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46747",  "values": ["CITIC named Special Purpose Trust in ground-breaking project", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "December 19, 2005", "start": 1134921600, "end": 1135007999 }, "This fall, one of the two big bank securitization projects in progress is the MBS project of China Construction Bank. The Special Purpose Trust that will handle the underlying assets of the securitization is the CITIC Trust Co., based in Beijing.", "http://www.asreport.com/protected/article.cfm?articleId=15341&searchTerm=trombly", null, {"_id": 247, "_name": "Asset Securitization Report" }]},
{"_name": "Brokerage pioneer in China's securitization space", "_id": 46749, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=46749",  "values": ["Brokerage pioneer in China's securitization space", {"_id": 94, "_name": "Wendy Yu" }, {"name": "December 19, 2005", "start": 1134921600, "end": 1135007999 }, "While other brokerage firms have tried - but so far failed - to get securitization projects off the ground, the Beijing-based China International Capital Corp. has jumped ahead of the pack with a fixed-income product based on a telecommunication company's future income from the leasing of mobile CDMA technology.", "http://www.asreport.com/protected/article.cfm?articleId=15342&searchTerm=trombly", null, {"_id": 247, "_name": "Asset Securitization Report" }]},
{"_name": "China’s Frozen Exports", "_id": 651, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=651",  "values": ["China’s Frozen Exports", {"_id": 650, "_name": "Linda Kiang" }, {"name": "December 2005", "start": 1133366400, "end": 1136044799 }, "Ethnic Chinese living overseas and major retailers like Wal-Mart are driving demand for frozen and refrigerated food from China. Wal-Mart, for example, has a purchasing office in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen that looks for Chinese suppliers of frozen foods.", "http://www.rffretailer.com/content.php?s=RR/2005/12&p=6", null, {"_id": 271, "_name": "Refrigerated & Frozen Foods Retailer" }]},
{"_name": "The trust gap", "_id": 656, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=656",  "values": ["The trust gap", {"_id": 720, "_name": "Maria Trombly" }, {"name": "December 2005", "start": 1133366400, "end": 1136044799 }, "A common failing of communist governments through the decades has been a fundamental lack of faith in the people. They need to be reeducated, guided, and micromanaged. Given too many choices, the conventional wisdom goes, people will invariably make the wrong ones and act in their own self-interest instead of for the common good. In social terms, this can lead to purges, social realist cinema, and the Cultural Revolution. When the same approach is applied to stock markets, we get the mess that we see in China today.", "http://www.chinaeconomicreview.com/subscriber/articledetail/858.html", null, {"_id": 254, "_name": "China Economic Review" }]},
{"_name": "EBay's new advertising campaign in China", "_id": 341, "_link": "http://tromblyltd.dabbledb.com/dabble/reports?view=732069&entry=341",  "values": ["EBay's new advertising campaign in China", {"_id": 2491, "_name": "Anabela Voi You" }, {"name": "November 15, 2005", "start": 1131984000, "end": 1132070399 }, "EBay's new ad campaign was designed to make inroads in this fast-moving Internet market as well as inspire greater trust among Chinese about the notion of online shopping.", "http://adage.com/china/article.php?article_id=47364", 300, {"_id": 2487, "_name": "Advertising Age" }]}]});