1.   Are the managers embracing the red chips?

2.   As a result, Chiang holds a chunk of mainland companies, or red chips.

3.   As with so many other red chips, investors simply began to take a closer look at Beijing Enterprises.

4.   Asia business watchers say the political and economic climate looks good for red chips, the Hong Kong-based companies controlled by mainland Chinese entities.

5.   Attention in the red chips is unlikely to subside, traders said.

6.   Beyond government spending, some experts wonder whether Beijing will rethink the whole concept of red chips.

7.   Before the Asian economic crisis, red chips were the rocket fuel that propelled the Hong Kong stock market.

8.   Cheng called for stronger enforcement and more disclosure of information by the secretive red chip companies.

9.   China Telecom may get an even stronger response, making it the biggest-ever initial share sale for a China-backed company, the so-called red chips.

10.   Chinese investment companies, or red chips, slumped for a third day after spiraling to records in recent weeks.