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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: Chinese companies' outbound investment should not pursue
improvements in just speed and volume, but also in quality, reported the
official People's Daily on Tuesday. 
  - China issued a few documents regulating outbound investment, including one
issued earlier this month that listed property, hotel, cinema, sports clubs,
weapon manufacturing and maintenance, cross-border water development and use,
and journalism and media as sensitive sectors in which the government would
control outbound investment. Ministry of Commerce official Bai Ming said that
China has been issuing more detailed regulations such as this one. 
  - China's outbound investment in the first ten months this year would remain
"abundant" and "stable": Bai Ming 
  - Unreasonable mergers and acquisitions, as well as companies' transfers of
assets abroad in the name of outbound investment, would both continue to be
curbed. The government will continue to ensure the legality and authenticity of
outbound investment.

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