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»»Sarkozy seeks G8 summit on financial crisis

Yahoo! Canada Sep 23 2008 6:22PM GMT

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»»Minister: Canada’s financial sector healthy

OTTAWA, Sept. 21 (Xinhua) — Canadian Finance Minister Jim …
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»»Also Mexico Asks To Join WTO Talks on China Piracy

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Canada, and Japan also Mexico has asked to join a U.S. challenge of Chinese piracy and counterfeiting practices as a third party in World Trade Organization consultations.

The procedural step, indicates growing international pressure on Beijing to crack down on product piracy.

The U.S. filed a pair of new cases against China at the WTO last month. One of them, challenges Beijing’s rules for copyright and trademark protection.

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May 1, 2007 - in: China in: International Trade & B2B in: Mexico in: »»Latin America & Caribb.
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»»Cases Against China Over Copyright Piracy: Canada Asks To Join WTO Talks

Canada has asked to join a U.S. challenge of Chinese piracy and counterfeiting practices as a third party in World Trade Organization consultations, Trade Minister David Emerson said in a statement.

Emerson added that pirated goods cause billions of dollars in losses for the Canadian economy annually and that Ottawa’s goal is to resolve this issue through dialogue with the Chinese government.

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April 25, 2007 - in: China in: International Trade & B2B
Tags: Canada, China, WTO

»»Asia and CIS The Most Attractive Mobile Phone Markets

A report released yesterday over the attractiveness to investment of cellular communications markets in different countries, shows a high potential for growth in Asia and in the CIS countries (former Soviet Union).

The ten countries with the highest levels of attractiveness to investment include seven countries in South and Southeast Asia (Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, The Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan) and three from the CIS (Russia in 5th place, Ukraine in 7th, and Uzbekistan in 9th). […]

Central and Eastern Europe have lost much of their investment potential over the last two years as they have become increasingly saturated in terms of cellular network coverage. So European countries are offering increasingly few opportunities for investors, as the U.S. and Canada are still considered good targets for investment.

The report was carried out by a group of experts from the London Business School, Cambridge University, and the Russian School of Economics. (source: kommersant)

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