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2003 -12: China sees imports and exports grow

(2003-12-31)Exports of Hainan Province stopped decreasing and recovered in Sept., another growth in exports occurred in the first 11 months. (Information by Special Commissioner's Office in Hainan)

(2003-12-31) Total imports and exports in Qinghuangdao in 2003 broke through US$1 billion, and it was predicted that foreign trade would reached US$1.5 billion at the end of this year, recording the best in the latest 10 years. (Information by Special Commissioner's Office in Tianjin)

(2003-12-31)In Nov., total imports and exports in Hubei Province amounted to US$455 million, up by 30.4% compared with the same period of last year. (Information by Special Commissioner's Office in Wuhan)

2003-12-29: China's Stature Growing in Asia - president of the Asian Development Bank

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2003-12-20: Yahoo eyes purchase of 3721.com - a Chinese Keyword service provider

Yahoo is close to acquiring a company that sells Chinese-language Web addresses, with a deal expected as early as Friday, according to a source familiar with the plans.

CSE notes: About Yahoo!China / Yahoo!China Service / 3721.com / 3721.com Service

2003-08: China Internet Users: 68,000,000 - CNNIC Latest Statistics

(By June.30, 2003)

Internet Users: 68,000,000	Computer Hosts: 25,720,000
WWW Websites: 473,900	International Bandwidth:18,599 Mbit/s

2003-07: 84.6% of Chinese get to know a website from search engine - CNNIC report

CNNIC research shows: 68.3 percent of chinese people often use search engines to look for information and 84.6 percent know a new website form search engine

How do chinese people know a new website:
search engine: 84.6%
link: 70.2%
email: 32.8%
word of mouth:56.8%

CSE notes: Search engine has became an effective way to broadcast your products. Find more about it here.

2003-05: SARS made stuck-at-home chinese familiar with the online lifestyle

SARS has made stuck-at-home users familiar with the online lifestyle and with using home offices, said Taiwan-based Market Intelligence Center (MIC). More....