- American FDA Opens Office in Beijing
- [2008-11-19]
With Chinese food imports on the rise, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration opened its first office in China.
- Reporters’ Blog: Grant Seekers Crowd NDRC
- [2008-11-17]
After the government’s 4-trillion stimulus plan was announced, people from all over the country converged on Beijing to give their pitch for a slice of the pie.
- Chaotic Taxi Strike Pays Off in Chongqing
- [2008-11-15]
The official response to a walkout by thousands of Chongqing taxi drivers quelled tension and satisfied some demands.
- Surfing for Solutions to Print Media's Plight
- [2008-11-08]
While newspapers nosedive, a U.S. media foundation is seeking global proposals for localizing information on the Internet.
- More Tainted Eggs Discovered
- [2008-10-31]
Since Hong Kong announced the discovery of melamine in eggs from the mainland, a number of Chinese cities have begun their own testing, revealing more contamination.
- Melamine Found in Eggs and Biscuits
- [2008-10-27]
Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan are all reporting the discovery of melamine in non-dairy products from the mainland.
- An Organic Dream Blossoms in Beijing
- [2008-10-25]
Beyond the urban congestion, Beijing’s first agrotourism site sells lifestyle as well as organic produce.
- Chronic Diseases, China Biggest Killer
- [2008-10-24]
A World Bank report says that 80 percent of deaths in China are linked to chronic disease. An aging population and lifestyle are the most likely factors.
- Tainted Milk: Regulatory Do's and Don'ts
- [2008-10-06]
The milk crisis taught China that government oversight, but not meddling, is crucial for a safe food industry.
- Eight Infants Die in Xi'An Hospital
- [2008-09-27]
A preliminary investigation indicates that contaminated facilities were the primary cause in the death of eight babies at a hospital in Xi'An.
- Hebei Official Admits Tainted Milk Misstep
- [2008-09-17]
A vice governor says officials ignored China's rule for food emergencies in the case of poisoned baby milk powder.
- More Contaminated Formula Discovered
- [2008-09-17]
A nationwide inspection has turned up tainted baby formula in the products of 22 Chinese companies.
- Number of Tainted Milk Victims Rises
- [2008-09-16]
Two babies are dead, 340 remain hospitalized, and 53 are in critical condition after drinking contaminated milk powder produced by the Sanlu Group.
- China Probes Contaminated Milk Powder
- [2008-09-12]
A state-owned dairy company whose tainted powdered milk was fed to babies nationwide is at the center of an investigation.
- Legal Probe Ordered for Landslide Disaster
- [2008-09-11]
Nine people have been detained after a mine waste landslide killed at least 128 people in Shanxi Province.
- Behind Liu Xiang’s Withdrawal
- [2008-09-09]
Liu Xiang’s withdrawal from the Olympic Games stunned his fans across the world and global advertisers, but was everyone surprised?
- Earthquake Rocked Southwest China
- [2008-09-02]
36 deaths have been recorded so far for the magnitude-six earthquake that struck a Panzihua City in Sichuan Province on August 30.
- Student Deaths Still Unknown
- [2008-09-01]
110 days after the earthquake in Sichuan, the Ministry of Education has still not released the number of killed students
- Lenovo Chairman: Sticking on Development
- [2008-08-27]
Caijing sat down with Lenovo founder Liu Chuanzhi to discuss the impact of the Beijing Olympics, patriotism versus nationalism, and the future of China's development.
- Hua Guofeng, Mao’s Successor, Dies at 87
- [2008-08-21]
The former Chinese premier served a short term during a tumultuous period, but remained devoted to Mao.
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