Enterprises Violating Environmental Protection Rules in China Will Struggle to Get Bank Loans
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Enterprises violating environmental protection rules in China will struggle to get bank loans    BEIJING, Feb.
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Foreign firms are lining up to invest in China. But as U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will find out on his visit this week, Beijing seems increasingly loath to let them in
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China says 312 million villagers face water shortages or use water contaminated by fluorine, arsenic and organic or industrial pollutants.
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China will take tough measures this winter to improve the country&#39;s coal mine safety and prevent accidents. State Councilor Hua Jianmin said Thursday the industry should take
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China said Thursday it would bar bank loans to companies that violate environmental rules, an apparent effort to target firms that find it cheaper to pay fines or bribes than help reduce the country's worsening pollution.
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By Diao Ying  The Chinese Government is telling enterprises to prepare to meet the latest European Union regulations on chemical substances, another of many international standards that stifles China's manufacturing-heavy foreign trade.
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Facing foreign competition in 2007, China's banks are expanding loan options.
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Chinaâs pollution problem, like the speed and scale of its rise as an economic power, has shattered all precedents.
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Managing emissions has become one of the fastest-growing specialties in financial services, and companies are scrambling to find workers.
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Scandal-hit fuel firm China Aviation is hoping a partial payback of massive loans will help it avoid bankruptcy.
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XIAMEN, China  - Dirty, polluted, and congested -- China's large cities have an unenviable poor reputation.
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China introduces a new bankruptcy law that gives creditors precedence over workers at failed companies.
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Many foreign firms investing in China are to lose tax benefits under reforms proposed by the government.
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China mulls new measures in environmental protection    BEIJING, Feb.
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It may be the factory to the world, but China's consumers aren't exactly splashing out. And credit cards are not widely accepted
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But few practical steps are being taken to move China's burgeoning economy away its heavy dependence on fossil fuels.
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Environmentalists in China are fighting plans for a hydropower project that they say would endanger one of the world's deepest gorges.