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Weak construction blunts Chinese rally

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Australia's biggest vitamin and dairy companies have won a one-year reprieve from China's clampdown on online sales.

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The visit of a Chinese propaganda chief has seen the signing of a string of understandings and deals with Australian media outlets, including Fairfax Media.

If Carl Icahn is worried about China, should we be too?

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Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn has sold his entire stake in Apple on the back of concerns over China's economy and the risk of the country's influence on the stock. If he's worried, should we be too?