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Saturday, March 20, 2010
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Saturday, March 20, 2010
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The Chinese regime has to post growth in order to keep the cost of corruption from biting so deeply people revolt.
Critics of the cross-strait Mutual Judicial Assistance Agreement are concerned that Taiwanese investors would be victimized.
Sandstorms and floods are taking a heavy toll on China's livestock, winter wheat, cotton and orchard production.
Chinese state-owned corporations are posting record profits, but ordinary people don't get to share the wealth.
According to a report by Japan’s Yomiuri, China plans to implement a new regulation in May that wil...
In order to expand domestic demand and stimulate the economy, Beijing has been trying to push household electronic appliances to the rural market.
The 105th Chinese Import and Export Fair, also known as the “Canton Fair” and seen as an indicator of current trends in foreign trading, opened on April 15.
More and more foreign capital are being withdrawn from China, and many business owners that filed bankruptcy have fled the country.
The Chinese regime claims the recession is over in China, but experts don't trust the regime's math.
The China's National Audit Office found that 53 central regime departments have been had illegal fund operations up to US$4 billion.