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Content preview: BEIJING — Chinese banks must upgrade their information technology
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BEIJING — Chinese banks must upgrade their information technology to prevent risks of system collapse caused by bank card transaction and stock trading peaks during the upcoming Olympics, said China’s bank watchdog on Tuesday.
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