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- Behind the ECB's Wall of Money
- Ku6 Media Shares Soared 139.13Pct on Partnership with YouTube
- China's Foreign Direct Investment Falls for Second Straight Month
- Premier Wen Vows to Deepen Relations with UAE
- China "Strongly Opposed" to U.S. Listing Taobao as Market for Privacy
- Chinese Premier Calls for New Global Energy Governance Mechanism
- First look: Snoozer Loser spring/summer 2012 collection
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Premier Wen Vows to Deepen Relations with UAE
His visit to the Gulf region came as tensions between western powers and Iran have brought uncertainties to oil and gas market
China "Strongly Opposed" to U.S. Listing Taobao as Market for Privacy
China is “greatly concerned and strongly opposed” to the United States’ listing of Taobao as a notorious market for piracy
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[Economy]
China's Foreign Direct Investment Falls for Second Straight Month
Investment from overseas fell 12.73 percent to 12.24 billion U.S. dollars last month from a year earlier
[Industry]
Ku6 Media Shares Soared 139.13Pct on Partnership with YouTube
Shares of Ku6 Media Co Ltd soared 139.13 percent on Tuesday, boosted its annoucnement of partnership with YouTube
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[Economist]
Behind the ECB's Wall of Money
- A default would land mostly on the ECB’s balance sheet, whose losses are distributed to all eurozone central banks
[Blog]
China is Loosening, but No Rush
- Monetary policy is being loosened, but only very gradually; there is no appetite for a repeat of 2008-09
Life & Culture »
NLGX branches out to Beijing International Airport
NLGX, the much-loved hipster store flanking Nanluoguxiang will be opening two new stores in the Beijing Capital International Airport, as the brand breaks into a more international crowd and takes its place as one that can represent an aspect of China’s growing fashion culture.
Masked girl comes to the rescue for Beijing beggars
A young lady wearing tight clothes, a black silk cloak and a blue mask appeared on Christmas Eve in Beijing to distribute food and clothing to homeless people on the streets.
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- Ku6 Media Shares Soared 139.13Pct on Partnership with YouTube
- Premier Wen Vows to Deepen Relations with UAE
- China "Strongly Opposed" to U.S. Listing Taobao as Market for Privacy
- Chinese Premier Calls for New Global Energy Governance Mechanism
- Apple Slashes Suppliers for Poor Working Condition, Low Wages
This Issue Of Caijing »
Cover Story »
China at Another Critical Reform Juncture
China has made immense progress during its 30 years of reform and opening-up,but the nation is also confronted with a number of severe problems.
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Issue 311
Print: 2012-01-16
Major Stories »
Black Industry Behind Internet Data Leaks
“Almost all major websites suffered large-scale data leaks.” Few in the industry pay attention to code security.
China Expected to Promote Pension Insurance Through Tax Cuts
The concept of “promoting pension insurance through tax cuts” could be about to make a breakthrough in some regions in 2012.
World's First Hepatitis E Vaccine to be Released
The drug will likely become the first choice for many countries and regions to control the spread of the hepatitis E virus.
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- 1Chinese Oil Company Denies U.S. Accusations over Ties with Iran
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- 3China FX reserves Decline in 4Q
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- 5Apple to Halt iphone Sales in Beijng, Shanghai Amid Chaos
- 6Apple Slashes Suppliers for Poor Working Condition, Low Wages
- 7China Currency Appreciation Comes to an End: Essence Securities
- 8China Retail Sales Rose 17.1Pct Y-o-Y, Fixed Investment up 23.8Pct
- 9China Merchant Boats Attacked on Mekong River
- 10Behind the ECB's Wall of Money
