Bank of China

Bank of China, which is nearly 70%-owned by the Chinese government and is one of the country's Big Four banks, said its net profit for the January-June period was 66.51 billion yuan $10.39 billion, up from 52.02 billion yuan a year earlier.

Bank of China Profit Rises 28% 2011

Bank of China, which is 70%-owned by the government, now allows companies and individuals to buy and sell the Chinese currency through accounts with its U.S. branches.

New Move to Make Yuan a Global Currency Lingling Wei 2011

The subprime losses at Bank of China, which is listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, apparently didn't affect its profitability.

Bank of China Cuts Subprime Exposure 2008

Bank of China, which is one of China's Big Four banks and is listed in both Hong Kong and Shanghai, has the widest overseas network of the nation's banks.

Israeli Victims of Terror File Suit 2008

The bank will be known as Bank of China (Zambia Limited) and

ANC Daily News Briefing 1997

The Bank of China was the only commercial arm of the PRC outside of China, so all of its appointments and contacts were tightly controlled by the ruling hierarchy in Peking.

Noble House Clavell, James 1981

The Bank of China was the only commercial arm of the PRC outside of China, so all of its appointments and contacts were tightly controlled by the ruling hierarchy in Peking.

Noble House Clavell, James 1981

But on other hand we have a term with Bank of China in Hong Kong.

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a spokesman for Bank of China, which is majority-owned by the Chinese government.

BOC: No Rothschild Deal 2009

Foreign central banks have been net sellers in recent months, and a number of private-sector buyers, such as Bank of China, have scaled back.

A Return to 'Normality'? 2008