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China may not allow Carlyle Group to purchase China Xugong - a major Chinese manufcturing entity
Steve Osifchin
Sep. 26, 2006

The word in Sanghai and Beijing is that Chinese manufacturing plants are being bought by Western companies for liitle money.
China may not allow Carlyle Group to purchase China Xugong - a major Chinese manufcturing entity.
Tne US investment firm is trying all means to get an approval. It even agrees to invest in China Xugong but Chinese leaders are skeptical. They say the history can repeat again.
There are skepticism about Western companies buying Chinese entities for cents on the dollar.
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