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| ATA at the ATP in Palm Springs |
As the platinum sponsor of the Association of Test Publishers since 2003, ATA has representation again at the Innovations in Testing 2009 and Test Security Summit held in Palm Springs, California from February 22-25, 2009. Coincided with this years key note speech on overseas market, ATA hosted two sessions on ˇ°How China Secure its Testsˇ± and ˇ°China: A Booming Certification Marketˇ±, which open a window of information for those who are interested in the China market from the unique perspectives of a market insider.
To download the Powerpoint slides of these presentations, please click here.
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| Bank of China Launched Preliminary CFA Test |
On February 14, 2009, ATA delivered the ˇ°Preliminary CFA Testˇ± for Bank of China in 35 cities in 30 provinces across the country. This is a prerequisite test for Chartered Financial Analyst organized internally by Bank of China. Successful candidates will be qualified to participate in the pre-exam training for the licensure examination of Chartered Financial Analyst. The subject tested is CFA Level 1 and a total of 1202 candidates from various branches of Bank of China participated in the test.
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| ATA Shanghai Relocate to Shanghai Pudong Software Park |
| ATA Shanghai Office will relocate to Shanghai Pudong Software Park in mid 2009. Situated in the Shanghai National Software Export Base, the premise will be four individual buildings of villa style covering 21,560 square feet, with a lake of 4.5 hectares to the south and a theme park to its east. After the relocation, staff of ATA Shanghai (200+) will be enjoying a work environment closer to the nature in a metropolis like Shanghai. |
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Chinese Government to Spend RMB 600 Bln On ITC Industry |
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A draft of government development plans for the IT industry states that between 2009 and 2011, construction on 3G, next-generation Internet, and digital television networks will receive upwards of RMB 600 billion in investment...
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Luo Ping, a director-general at the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), said Beijing will continue to buy US Treasury bonds even though it knows the dollar will depreciate because such investments remain its "only option" in a perilous world. Speaking at the Global Association of Risk Management's 10th annual risk management convention in New York...
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