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Manage   Shanghai uses 7 bln USD in FDI last year Report projects 190-bln-USD trade surplus for 2007 China's listed companies recover 33.6 bln yuan of misappropriated funds Rising temperatures threaten China's food output ICBC launches foray into Indonesian banking CITIC gets Kazakhstan oil assets for 1.91 bln USD carve out   China CITIC Bank becomes a joint-stock company Report projects 190-bln-USD trade surplus for 2007 Market-determined interest rate mechanism to start operation China's foreign trade to top 1.75 trillion USD in 2006 China's A-share market growth tops world in 2006 More foreign-funded companies in Shanghai to set up trade unions in 2007 Resources   Beijing's per capita GDP exceeds 6,000 U.S.dollars E China province posts double-digit growth in per-capita GDP China's shares hit record high for 6th straight day China to maintain prudent monetary policy in 2007 China says tax revenues up 22 percent amid surging growth Economists: China's saving deposits slow, domestic demand still uncertain

China aims to make giant SOEs stronger BEIJING, Jan. 7 (Xinhua) -- China plans to build its large-scale state-owned enterprises (SOE) stronger and enhance their competitive edge in the international market. The giant SOEs managed by the central government realized sustainable and fast growth in 2006 and made important contributions to the country's economic and social development, said Chinese Vice Premier Huang Ju in his message to SOE leaders that convened here Friday. He urged the central SOEs to speed up joint-stock reform and strengthen technology innovation as well as energy resources saving to become more competitive in the international market. Chinese Vice Premier Zeng Peiyan said in his speech delivered to the meeting that sales revenue of the central SOEs are expected to eight trillion yuan (1.02 trillion U.S. dollars) in 2006, up 18 percent year on year. Zeng said the nurturing of large-scale enterprises with international clout is a prerequisite for China to turn from a big economy into a strong economy. China currently has 159 central SOES. The government says it plans to reduce their numbers to 80 to 100 by 2010 through mergers and takeovers

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