Similar words: laic, bai, bait, bail, plaice, mosaic, t'ai chi, tai chi. Meaning: n. the Tibeto-Burman language spoken in the Dali region of Yunnan.
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1. DaimlerChrysler′s joint venture with BAIC to create Beijing Jeep Corporation (BJC) in 1983 was the first automotive manufacturing joint venture established in China.
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3. BAIC has made a fine living in recent years from the booming Chinese market – profits last year soared 239 per cent.
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4. BAIC is also making plans for an initial public offering (IPO), Xu said, without giving details such as where the company would list.
5. A source said that BAIC will make a binding offer to GM within a few weeks, but analysts indicate that GM will only consider the offer if the Magna deal falls through.
6. Sources close to BAIC have said that the automaker 's bid was just two pages long and does not detail its intentions for Opel beyond expanding the German automaker to a worldwide presence.
7. GM and BAIC to comment. RHJ could not be reached comment.
8. In addition, BAIC proposes to shut down GM's Belgian Antwerp plant and cut Opel's workforce across Europe, these people said.
9. BAIC picked Zhuzhou as the site to make its first self-owned brand in part due to the city's location along convenient transport links between coastal China and western provinces.
10. GM's concerns over intellectual property could also scupper a bid by BAIC.
11. All enterprises in Beijing shall apply names online, and go to BAIC to collect the notification of name pre-approval after getting approved.
12. The agreement announced yesterday will see Saab"s new owners form a joint venture with BAIC to sell and later produce the brand in China."
13. As my colleague Ian Rowley wrote in September, when BAIC first made its deal with Koenigsegg, Chinese automakers have typically not been all that successful in their attempts to expand beyond China.
14. “We aim to be the elite among the domestic brands,” Wang Dazong, BAIC president, said in an interview with the Financial Times.