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- Huawei's corporate culture hinders smartphone success
- LG Electronics launches new flagship smartphone Optimus G
- China's external debt reaches US$785 bn
- Tawainese graduate denies claims of 'slavery' in Australia
- Direct flight connects Hong Kong to capital of Inner Mongolia
- Chinese tycoon Huang Nubo to sign Iceland lease for US$6m
- Diaoyutais dispute unlikely to lead to armed conflict: scholar
- Taiwanese expats protest in Washington over disputed islands
- Renaming of South China Sea draws fire in Philippine media
- 'Dinosaur' banks face extinction in internet age: executive
- HTC to return to growth in 2013: brokerage
- Taiwanese school principals indicted for bribery
- Top China Stories from WSJ: Big Bo Development, Bad Export Outlook
- LETTER; China’s Economic Lesson
- China encourages private investment in hospitals: minister
- Hunan protesters object to Moon Festival crab craze
- Taiwan to loosen regulations to draw international students
- Citron steps up fight against Chinese entrepreneurs
- Chinese protesters surrounded US Ambassador’s car in Beijing
- Overloaded trucks to blame for Harbin bridge collapse
| Huawei's corporate culture hinders smartphone success Posted: 20 Sep 2012 05:02 AM PDT Huawei chairman Yu Chengdong says the Chinese telecom company's mobile phones will become one of the top three brands worldwide within three years. Industry insiders say that it is impossible for Hu... |
| LG Electronics launches new flagship smartphone Optimus G Posted: 20 Sep 2012 04:58 AM PDT LG Electronics, South Korea's no. 2 mobile phone maker, launched on Tuesday its newest flagship smartphone 'Optimus G' to better compete with Samsung's Galaxy devices and Apple's iPhone series. "The ... |
| China's external debt reaches US$785 bn Posted: 20 Sep 2012 04:58 AM PDT China's outstanding external debt increased by US$34 billion in the second quarter to reach US$785.17 billion by the end of June this year, the country's foreign exchange regulator said Monday. The ... |
| Tawainese graduate denies claims of 'slavery' in Australia Posted: 20 Sep 2012 04:58 AM PDT A Taiwanese graduate who was the subject of a recent article which said students from the country are treated like slave labor on work programs in Australia has hit back, saying the report was full of... |
| Direct flight connects Hong Kong to capital of Inner Mongolia Posted: 20 Sep 2012 04:58 AM PDT The first direct air route between Hohhot, capital of north China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, and Hong Kong was launched on Monday. The flight will be operated by Hong Kong Airlines using a B... |
| Chinese tycoon Huang Nubo to sign Iceland lease for US$6m Posted: 20 Sep 2012 04:42 AM PDT Chinese real estate tycoon Huang Nubo announced on Tuesday that he is ready to sign a lease in October to rent land in Iceland for 99 years for US$6 million, according to the state-run Chinese Radio N... |
| Diaoyutais dispute unlikely to lead to armed conflict: scholar Posted: 20 Sep 2012 03:58 AM PDT Tension between China and Japan has escalated with violent protests in China over Japan's most recent claim to the Diaoyutai islands in the East China Sea, but scholars think it is unlikely the territ... |
| Taiwanese expats protest in Washington over disputed islands Posted: 20 Sep 2012 03:58 AM PDT A group of Taiwanese expatriates in the United States protested against Japan's recent purchase of three of the disputed Diaoyutai islands in front of the Japanese Embassy in Washington DC on Monday a... |
| Renaming of South China Sea draws fire in Philippine media Posted: 20 Sep 2012 03:58 AM PDT After the government of the Philippines formally named the maritime area west of the country, which is part of the South China Sea, as the "West Philippine Sea," the country has drawn some flak, inclu... |
| 'Dinosaur' banks face extinction in internet age: executive Posted: 20 Sep 2012 03:42 AM PDT Ma Weihua, president of China Merchants Bank, remarked recently that if traditional banks do not adapt, they will become a group of dinosaurs who will face extinction in the 21st century. Ma's sen... |
| HTC to return to growth in 2013: brokerage Posted: 20 Sep 2012 03:42 AM PDT HTC, the Taiwan-based smartphone vendor, is expected to return to growth in 2013 on the back of its efforts to launch new models to stir up buying interest, Jih Sun Securities Investment Consulting Co... |
| Taiwanese school principals indicted for bribery Posted: 20 Sep 2012 03:10 AM PDT Three former principals of an elementary school in Changhua county in central Taiwan, along with a secretary, have been indicted for alleged bribery linked to school lunch services, the Changhua Distr... |
| Top China Stories from WSJ: Big Bo Development, Bad Export Outlook Posted: 19 Sep 2012 06:54 PM PDT A new report suggests fallen Communist Party star Bo Xilai could be facing hard sanctions, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta urges China's presumed next leader to settle differences with Japan peacefully, bad news on exports and more. |
| LETTER; China’s Economic Lesson Posted: 19 Sep 2012 10:00 PM PDT A senior fellow at the University of Southern California school of public policy responds to a Business Day article. |
| China encourages private investment in hospitals: minister Posted: 20 Sep 2012 01:30 AM PDT The Chinese government plans to encourage more private investment in the country's hospitals, the country's health minister, Chen Zhu, said Monday. In 2011, there were 3.81 hospital beds for every ... |
| Hunan protesters object to Moon Festival crab craze Posted: 20 Sep 2012 01:30 AM PDT A group of demonstrators in Hunan province including eight women in swimsuits and one woman covered only by plastic wrap and liquid resembling blood smeared on her arms, recently protested against the... |
| Taiwan to loosen regulations to draw international students Posted: 20 Sep 2012 01:30 AM PDT Taiwan's Council for Economic Planning and Development said on Sept. 17 that graduate students in certain fields will be able to graduate without writing a dissertation, while more bans against intern... |
| Citron steps up fight against Chinese entrepreneurs Posted: 20 Sep 2012 01:30 AM PDT A showdown between Citron Research founder and short seller Andrew Left and a group of Chinese entrepreneurs led by former Google China chief Kai-Fu Lee, has intensified with both sides bringing their... |
| Chinese protesters surrounded US Ambassador’s car in Beijing Posted: 19 Sep 2012 04:56 PM PDT Beijing, China – About 50 protesters surrounded the car of US ambassador and tried to block him from entering the embassy compound on September 18, according to Wall Street Journal. Gary Locke, the ambassador, then entered the embassy with some help from his security guards. The spokesman of US State Department said in the statement that protesters ripped the flag on the car but Mr. Locke was not injured. The security guards soon blocked all protesters and Mr Locke entered the compound from another entrance. Officials from US Embassy expressed their concerns to Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the incident and urge the Chinese government to take all possible measures to protect all American institutions and citizens in China. Chinese artist Ai Weiwei posted a 5 minutes long video on September 19, showing the protest in front of the US Embassy. A woman holding a Chinese flag led the crowds and chanted slogans "defeat the US imperialism", "the US government is one to blame" among the angry protesters. The protest lasting for days in front of the Japanese Embassy has gradually cooled down. Beijing police send out a large number of officers in the city trying to main orders, and blocked the traffic around Liaomaqiao area where many foreign Embassy located. In a notice issued on September 19, the road in Liangmaqiao reopened for traffic, while the Liaomaqiao subway station remained closed. FMN |
| Overloaded trucks to blame for Harbin bridge collapse Posted: 19 Sep 2012 03:56 PM PDT Heilongjiang, China – People's Daily report on September 19, Yangmingtan Bridge collapse on August 24, was caused by overloaded vehicles, according to investigation and evidence collection conducted by Harbin City. The official accident report said the bridge ramp was seriously overloaded by several trucks overturning to get on the bridge. Traffic polices on the day were also responsible for allowing overloaded trucks on bridge. The ramp collapsed around 5:30 am, which caused 3 deaths and injured 5. More details during construction have been exposed after the accident and the Yangmingtan Bridge was accused of a series of quality issues. The City of Harbin insisted the bridge ramp "slide" down and collapsed because of the overloaded vehicles, which attracted more public criticism. FMN
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