2008-7-8 |
NEWSPAPER EDITION
CHINA'S centrally administered state-owned enterprises are seeking 16 senior executives from either home or abroad, according to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission.
The SASAC, the industry watchdog, said in a notice yesterday the posts included three general managers, 10 deputy general managers and three chief accountants from various industries. These covered electricity, metallurgy, electronics, chemical engineering and trade enterprises. Three Fortune 500 companies, including First Automobile Works, Baosteel, and China Southern Power Grid were on the list.
CHINA'S state asset watchdog has expanded the businesses of three big government-owned groups to help them better cover key economic sectors including energy, food and mining. The move is aimed at boosting competitiveness...
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