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Chinese Government Orders Dimming Lights Amidst Heatwave Power Crunch
Chengdu, a provincial capital in southwest China has dimmed outdoor advertisements, subway lighting and building signs to save energy as the area battles a power crunch triggered by record-high temperatures.
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Chinese City Chengdu Dims Lights in Heatwave Power Crunch
A provincial capital in southwest China has dimmed outdoor advertisements, subway lighting and building signs to save energy, official announcements said, as the area battles a power crunch triggered by record-high temperatures.
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Twitter Chief for China Quits, Hails Its Performance
Kathy Chen was appointed in April as general manager for the China region comprising mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.
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Twitter Hires New Executive in Bid to Win China Advertisers
Twitter is not allowed to operate in mainland China under the country's strict Internet censorship, it does have an office in Hong Kong that courts advertisers over the border.
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China Chokes as Tobacco Profits a Tough Habit to Quit
In the tobacco-producing heartland of China -- the world's largest cigarette market -- smoking is commonplace at work, in taxis and even in hospitals.
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China Proposes Ban on Infant Milk Formula Ads to Encourage Breastfeeding
China is considering a ban on advertisements for infant milk formula in a bid to tackle low levels of breastfeeding, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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China Considers Ban on Infant Formula Ads
China is considering a ban on advertisements for infant milk formula in a bid to tackle low levels of breast feeding, the official Xinhua news agency said today, a potential headache for firms targeting the country's near $18 billion market.
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China bans advertisement for pricey gifts in anti-corruption push
Chinese radio and television stations are to ban advertisements for expensive gifts such as watches, rare stamps and gold coins, the Xinhua state news agency said on Wednesday, as part of a push by the government to crack down on extravagance and waste.
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Controversy over ads that offer brides for sale
Marriage bureaus in China are offering to organize Vietnamese brides for men, and if they run away, the agencies promise free replacements.
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Chinese Government Orders Dimming Lights Amidst Heatwave Power Crunch
Chengdu, a provincial capital in southwest China has dimmed outdoor advertisements, subway lighting and building signs to save energy as the area battles a power crunch triggered by record-high temperatures.
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Chinese City Chengdu Dims Lights in Heatwave Power Crunch
A provincial capital in southwest China has dimmed outdoor advertisements, subway lighting and building signs to save energy, official announcements said, as the area battles a power crunch triggered by record-high temperatures.
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Twitter Chief for China Quits, Hails Its Performance
Kathy Chen was appointed in April as general manager for the China region comprising mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.
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Twitter Hires New Executive in Bid to Win China Advertisers
Twitter is not allowed to operate in mainland China under the country's strict Internet censorship, it does have an office in Hong Kong that courts advertisers over the border.
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China Chokes as Tobacco Profits a Tough Habit to Quit
In the tobacco-producing heartland of China -- the world's largest cigarette market -- smoking is commonplace at work, in taxis and even in hospitals.
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China Proposes Ban on Infant Milk Formula Ads to Encourage Breastfeeding
China is considering a ban on advertisements for infant milk formula in a bid to tackle low levels of breastfeeding, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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China Considers Ban on Infant Formula Ads
China is considering a ban on advertisements for infant milk formula in a bid to tackle low levels of breast feeding, the official Xinhua news agency said today, a potential headache for firms targeting the country's near $18 billion market.
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China bans advertisement for pricey gifts in anti-corruption push
Chinese radio and television stations are to ban advertisements for expensive gifts such as watches, rare stamps and gold coins, the Xinhua state news agency said on Wednesday, as part of a push by the government to crack down on extravagance and waste.
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Controversy over ads that offer brides for sale
Marriage bureaus in China are offering to organize Vietnamese brides for men, and if they run away, the agencies promise free replacements.
