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Manage   China's Baosteel denies reports of listing overseas Baosteel mulling over public listing overseas United gets tentative approval of US-China flight China's stock market value exceeds nine trillion yuan Expert: rising grain prices will push up consumer price index in 2007 Shanghai uses 7 bln USD in FDI last year carve out   China plans to dam large-scale building projects Chef says De Niro is hands-off partner in Nobu restaurant chain Air China to step up services on delayed flights Crude oil imports via Sino-Kazak border port hit record high China mulls reform on policy financial institutions Net value of funds in China exceeds 850 bln yuan Resources   Chinese mainland buys 1,200 tons of slow-selling Taiwan oranges Share prices fall in biggest single-day retreat in 6 months Yuan pricier than HK dollar for 1st time in 13 years Entrepreneur confidence index hits record high Sales of Ford-branded vehicles more than double in China China to write off tax arrears for NE industries

BMW says China sales up 51 percent amid luxury car boom BEIJING, Jan. 12 (AP) -- German automaker BMW AG said Friday its 2006 sales in China rose 51.3 percent amid a luxury car boom. Sales in China last year totaled 36,357 automobiles, BMW said. It said sales in the Greater China region, including Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau, rose 35.4 percent to 44,710 units. Sales for BMW's Mini division grew by about 250 percent to 1,057 units, the company said. Demand for luxury vehicles has grown among newly rich Chinese entrepreneurs. BMW's Rolls Royce unit announced earlier that its China sales rose 60 percent last year, though it did not release the number of cars sold. BMW manufactures BMW-brand cars in China in a joint venture with a local partner, Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Ltd.

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