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Relaxing visa rulesAfter six long months, it seems China's tightened visa issuing rules may be starting to relax. This will be welcome news not just to corporate travellers, but to all Chinese and foreign-owned businesses that have been impacted by rules that have severely restricted visitor access to China.

China modifica la regulación para las divisasChina ha modificado la normativa sobre la administración de divisas, para estipular fuertes penalizaciones a la transferencia y conversión monetaria inapropiada, entre otras acciones.

Beijing's Plan to Fight Olympic TrafficThe Games will be a test for Beijing's fudong che, or "floating car" program, which uses taxi GPS data to give drivers the fastest routes.

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Inflation set to ease in a few monthsCentral bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan has said that inflation is likely to ease in the next couple of months and did not rule out the possibility of an increase in the interest rate.

Foreigner influx doubles in five yearsThe number of expats living in Shanghai and those working in local foreign-invested enterprises almost doubled from 2002 to 2006, according to a Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions report released yesterday.

Finalizada la construcción del puente sobre el mar más largo del mundoUn puente de 36 kilómetros de longitud, la estructura sobre el mar más larga del mundo, será abierto al tráfico el 1 de mayo. Fuente: 29 Marzo 2008, Xinhua

China to create five 'super ministries'China will merge Cabinet-level agencies into 27 departments, creating five "super ministries'' to build a more efficient and service-oriented government. Source: Shanghai Daily, 12.03.2008