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Author Archives: Eric Mu
‘Chinese Nasdaq’ may launch in August
Securities Times: After a decade of debate, the securities regulator eventually decide that time is ripe to give a go to China’s second board stock market.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged second board, Securities Time, stock markets, The Beijing News, Tsinghua University
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Home dialysis cooperative shut down in Beijing’s Tongzhou District
Beijing Times: The government busted a group of renal patients who pooled resources to set up their own dialysis machine.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, dialysis, government, kidney disease, medicine
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The secret of the price of oil in China
The domestic refined oil pricing mechanism is revealed for the first time by the National Development and Reform Commission.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged government, oil prices, The Beijing News
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Tainted pigs killed in Guangzhou
After a random test reveals that 19 out of a shipment of 149 pigs were contaminated by poisonous additives, the food safety authorities decided to cull the whole herd yesterday in Guangzhou
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged additives, pigs, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Rich people should be fined more
Deng Xingzhou talks about the need to go after wealthy violaters of the country’s family planning laws.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Lin Songling, one-child policy
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Justice comes to pyramid scammers who cheated 23,000 victims
Former executives and senior employees of the Yilin Wood Company stood trial on fraud charges yesterday in Beijing’s Second Intermediate Court.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged fraud, pyramid scheme, stowaways, The Beijing News
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What happens when the 70-year land permit expires?
‘China Business’ reports that the newly-modified China’s draft property law raises concerns. (土地管理法)
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged China Business, land rights, law, New Express, property
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Hire locals to win a new car!
The Daxing District Government gives Audis to employers for hiring locals.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Daxing, goverment, unemployment
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Reward for informing on one child policy violaters
Beijing TimesSpring is coming back to town, with yesterday’s temperature reached 29.9 °C, but the warm weather only lasted for one day.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, Coca-Cola, medical quack, raid, weather
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