- Politics and Law Nov. 17 to 21
- [2008-11-22]
Hangzhou subway collapsed, China collects employment data of migrant workers, taxi-driver strikes continued, violent protest in Gansu
- China's Government Defends Vitamin Cartel
- [2008-11-21]
A U.S. price-fixing lawsuit against Chinese vitamin makers will continue despite a 'foreign sovereignty' argument.
- Hangzhou Subway Collapse: Who is Responsible?
- [2008-11-21]
Poor soil conditions, a rushed schedule, insufficient funds, and inexperienced workers – tragedy was written into job from the very start.
- Violent Protest in Gansu
- [2008-11-20]
What started as a protest over forced relocations erupted into chaos on November 17, leaving 60 people injured.
- Subcontracting Raised Risk on Hangzhou Subway
- [2008-11-18]
Informal subcontracting meant many workers on the collapsed section of the Hangzhou subway had no prior construction experience – some had never worked before.
- Shanghai Seeks New Platform for Growth
- [2008-11-18]
Shanghai's government launched eight measures to implement the central government's economic stimulus package.
- Wen Jiabao's Third Trip to Guangdong
- [2008-11-18]
The Prime Minister went Guangdong last week to observe the region's economic condition and to encourage SMEs to push toward post-industrialism.
- Foreign Investment Process in Graft Storm
- [2008-11-18]
What began as a probe of one Ministry of Commerce official has spread to other agencies that oversee foreign investment.
- Hangzhou Subway Construction Accident
- [2008-11-17]
Three are dead and 18 more are missing after a subway line in Hangzhou City collapsed, burying several cars from the road above.
- Trial Begins for Senior Chongqing Official
- [2008-11-10]
Head of Chongqing's special economic zone Tang Wenfeng is accused of misappropriating 218 million yuan and using public assets to guarantee private loans.
- Politics & Law (Nov. 3 to 8)
- [2008-11-08]
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- Sichuan Star Falls on Finance Charge
- [2008-11-07]
Xie Bing was a model businesswoman until she was charged with illegal, high-interest borrowing from the public.
- Obama's China Policy: More of the Same?
- [2008-11-05]
Precisely how president-elect Barack Obama will shape U.S. policy toward China remains unclear in many respects.
- Death Verdict for a Beijing Bribery Career
- [2008-11-04]
Liu Zhihua had a hand in Beijing projects from a museum to Olympics venues while developers greased his palm.
- Politics & Law Oct. 27 to 31
- [2008-11-01]
Politics & Law Oct. 27 to 31: Vice-president of Supreme Court under Detention, Former Beijing Vice-Mayor Appealed, SAIC Official Down, Enterprises State-assets Law and more
- City Image Building Lines Official Pockets
- [2008-10-30]
By relocating Loudi’s city government offices to a grand, new building, local officials apparently won easy access to bribes.
- Shenzhen Bank Traces Losses to Gambler
- [2008-10-29]
A bank executive with cash access allegedly skimmed off 30 million yuan over four years to feed a gambling habit.
- Graft Probe Targets Supreme Court Justice
- [2008-10-29]
In a probe that started with a Guangdong judge, party inspectors have detained the ex-vice president of China’s highest court.
- Three Legislators Lose Status
- [2008-10-28]
Two entrepreneurs and one official have lost their status in the National People's Congress.
- Senior SAIC Official Arrested
- [2008-10-28]
Authorities recently detained Liu Wei, a high-level official with connections to foreign investment oversight.
Week In Review
Sino-Russian 'loans for oil' talks resume, China injects 6 billion in two airlines, SME lendings increase, restrictions for car financing removed, Hangzhou subway collapsed, violent protest in Longnan.
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