Qianlong greatly expanded the Qing Dynasty, making China perhaps the wealthiest country on earth.
Researchers say greenhouse gases are making China's hot afternoons and nights even worse.
The ETF is down over 8% year-to-date, making China an underperformer of the MSCI Emerging Markets index yet again.
As their incomes rise, so will consumption, making China the third-largest consumer market in the world after the United States and Japan.
That should rise to 250m by 2004, says Scott Stevens, a director of Motorola, making China the second-largest market in the world.
China Mobile will absorb the loss-making China Railway Communication (also known as China Tietong, or Tietong Telecom), making it an independent, fully owned subsidiary.
Favorable loans to these countries, combined with low-cost loans to Chinese companies, are making China a formidable force to be reckoned with in the global market for natural resources.
Wim Elfrink, a Dutchman living in India in charge of Cisco's booming global services business, talks about using the Internet to collapse the cost of U.S. medicine by employing Malaysian doctors or making China's urban electrical grid more efficient with an intelligent Cisco data network controlling the power.
The relatively slower growth in the broad international markets masked the tremendous progress Coach is making in China.
Among them, Detroit Electric is making its China exhibition debut this week with its electric sports cars.
Bankers complain the scarcity of sponsors is creating a bottleneck for deal making in China and driving up banks' costs.
I'm sure the studios are not excited about making the China-inspired changes but they're in the business to make a buck and they're finding it hard to resist.
This, of course, brought more Asia-Pacific nations to the table global economic decision-making, including China, South Korea, India, Australia and Indonesia.
Although China is making it possible for Africans to visit, study and work in China, it is not asking, or requesting, other countries to emulate it or support its values.
Making cars in China may be a losing proposition, but marketing car designs and brands, offering after-sales services and, not least, providing finance to Chinese car buyers might be lucrative.
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When it comes to making investments in China, our experience at JFP Holdings is that the Chinese investors can act faster and are likely to pay higher prices than their foreign counterparts.
The fact that Chinese PE firms do not spend as much time on due diligence enables them to act much faster than their international counterparts, making them extremely competitive when it comes to making deals in China.
And as it relates to China, we're going to continue to work cooperatively with the Chinese where we have common interests and where we have differences, particularly as it relates to making sure that China is living up to the rules of the road.
But China is making considerable efforts to boost the amount of energy produced by non-fossil fuels.
Volkswagen has two passenger vehicle-making joint ventures in China: one with Shanghai-based SAIC Motor Corp.
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Now China is making inroads into such labour-intensive sectors as textiles, shoes and toys, too.
For one thing, the renminbi is strong, making goods pricey in China stores.
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At the same time China is making big efforts to step up domestic production of both conventional and unconventional gas.
As chief minister of West Bengal, he realised that economic liberalisation and the rise of China were making old orthodoxies redundant.
In 2011, Americans adopted 970 children from Russia, making it third to China (2, 589 in 2011) and Ethiopia (1, 727), according to the U.S. State Department.
Neither the new annual chair, Cambodia, nor the next two, Brunei and Myanmar, are likely to risk antagonising China by making the sea a multilateral issue.
It was among the vanguard of global brands entering China, making its first downstream investments in 1991, says Ermenegildo Zegna, grandson of the firm's founder and its joint head.
The second was that the collapsed currencies provided a very competitive new base for export-led growth even at a time when China was making ever bigger inroads into global markets.
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