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Tag Archives: The Beijing News
Cai Mingchao finds some art he’ll pay for
Cai Mingchao, the art dealer who refused to pay for the Old Summer Palace animal head, successfully bit the painting Nan’niwan in Beijing.
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Tagged auctions, Cai Mingchao, earthquakes, flu, H1N1, The Beijing News
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Guard your pass word from hidden ATM cameras
The Beijing News alerts readers to the danger of losing your credit card information to thieves.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged ATMs, law, prostitution, scams, sex trade, The Beijing News
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China denies Fujian origin of swine flu
The Ministry of Agriculture denied that the swine flu originated in Fujian Province.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chinese Business View, Modern Express, Old Summer Palace, swine flu, The Beijing News
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PKU makes sure doctors are slim and tall
The Peking University Medical School recently released admission standards that disqualify applicants deemed overweight, short, or who have liver conditions.
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Tagged discrimination, Navy, PKU, The Beijing News
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Who ordered the 777 bottles of fake Moutai liquor?
The Beijing News reported about a netizen who has been defending two Beijing offices that are accused of buying fake Moutai to wine and dine other officials.
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Tagged Deng Yaping, Moutai, The Beijing News, Youth League
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Fake news concocted by Beijing Times sent bank stock price plunging
Today’s Beijing News reprinted a Xinhua article about the six newspapers that were found running fake news and admonished recently by the media monitor GAPP.
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Tagged fake news, Oriental Morning Post, Qingdao Morning News, The Beijing News
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Ministry of Finance imposes executive pay cap
The Beijing News: Ministry of Finance imposed a pay cap for the executives of the state-owned financial institutions.
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Tagged executive, financial crisis, income, pay, state-owned, The Beijing News
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Peking Uni prof in trouble for remarks discriminating against petitioners
Petitioners gathered outside the west gate of Peking Unversity, demanding professor Sun Dongdong to come out and explain himself.
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Tagged mental illness, paranoia, Peking University, petitions, Sun Dongdong, The Beijing News
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China cozies up to France and the US
President Hu Jintao met with US President Barack Obama at the London G20 summit and France cleared its stance in regard to Tibet’s political status.
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Tagged earthquake, France, Obama, The Beijing News, Tibet, traffic
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‘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.
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Tagged second board, Securities Time, stock markets, The Beijing News, Tsinghua University
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