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Global Demand for Gold Jewellery up 12% in Q1 with Strong Demand in China

China consumed 320.54 tons of gold in the first quarter, up 65.34tons or 25.6% from the same period a year earlier

Merrill Lynch, JPMorgan Cut China Growth Forecast on Dim Data

J.P. Morgan and Merrill Lynch both cut China growth forecast for 2013 to 7.6%

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[Business & Indsutry]

Sina Shares Surge on Narrowing Q1 Loss

Net loss for the first quarter of 2013 was $13.2 million, compared to $13.7 for the same period last year while net revenues increased by 19% year-on-year

Opinion

[Economist]

Peter Singer:Why Pay More?

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Wearing a ridiculously expensive watch...seems especially immoral for a public official in a country where a significant portion of the population still live in real poverty.
[Blog]

An Interesting Byproduct of the Recent Apple Bashing in China

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To some degree, I think Apple, at least for a few more months, has a bit of a free pass when it comes to China attacks, at least in the eyes of folks offshore and probably local cultists.

Life & Culture »

Slice of Life: Sound and Fury

Measures need to be taken. Precautions must be put in place. Something more dangerous and terrifying than a deranged cat must be brought into play.

 

Flying Fit: Health Tips for Your Travels

"Some people are very responsible; others take the attitude that they’ll be fine. But the consequences can be serious."

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Cleaner Fuel Estimated to Incur Large Bill

The petrochemical industry's practice of subsidizing oil refining businesses with earnings from chemical businesses has been severely tested. Marketization is the industry's only way out.

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Issue 355

Print: 2013-05-06

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Major Stories »

Inclusive Strategy Needed for North Korea

After two decades, the effectiveness and sustainability of North Korea's brinkmanship policy has been called into question.

Virtual Currencies Posed to Disrupt Monetary System

Virtual currencies nourished by booming e-commerce and the mobile Internet may disrupt the current monetary system and have a lasting impact on the financial industry.

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