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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

Trade with China

Scots leather firm in Chinese joint venture AN OPPORTUNITY to tap the growing car market in China has prompted Bridge of Weir Leather, part of Scottish Leather Group, to launch a joint venture in the country.

In China, always say 'yes' minister to avoid a faux pas SINO-SCOTTISH relations were at stake and the potential for offence was high. If your guests can't take their alcohol or there is hidden meaning in the way you lay down your chopsticks, then a diplomatic incident is never very far away.

Anger at privatisation of China's steel companies takes a deadly turn AS THE crowd of Chinese steel workers meeting their new boss grew angrier, someone hurled a chair. Then others began kicking and hitting him. Finally, Chen Guojun was thrown down some stairs to his death.

Scotland's wind power firms urged to set sights on China ONE of Scotland's leading renewable energy organisations will today urge the country's green energy companies to grab a lion's share of the rapidly expanding wind power market in China.

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China should be acknowledging its weaknesses

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