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A Fine For Shredded Cucumber Served In China Restaurant Sparks Angry Posts
China's indebted local governments are increasingly imposing controversial fines on residents in a bid to generate revenue, stoking anger among social-media users.
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China Warns Boycott Of Its Goods Will Impact India Ties, Investments
Amid calls from some quarters for boycott of Chinese goods in ongoing Diwali season, China today said any such move will negatively impact the India-bound investments from its enterprises and also the bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
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Australia Seeks Clarity on Governance before formally Joining China-Led Development Bank
Australia is "well and truly" disposed to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), Prime Minister Tony Abbott said today, but wants to know how much power Bejing would hold in the institution before a formal decision.
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China's Top Business Journalist Taken Away Abruptly by Prosecutors
A top business journalist at China's state broadcaster was taken away by prosecutors, abruptly absent from his nightly newscast he was anchoring, China's financial news magazine Caixin reported Saturday.
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Chinese infrastructure projects in India stalled by red tape
Along with talks on resolving border disputes, India and China, the two most populous and fastest growing Asian economies, are talking business and laying a roadmap to reach a 'dynamic balance' in bilateral trade.
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For businesses in China, a minefield of bribery risks
Foreign companies doing business in China must navigate a business culture in which bribery is rife, finding ways to remove obstacles to expanding in the world's second-largest economy without running afoul of local or home-country laws.
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Indians in China mean business
There are a few intrepid Indians who have made China their home and are flourishing in Beijing.
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A Fine For Shredded Cucumber Served In China Restaurant Sparks Angry Posts
China's indebted local governments are increasingly imposing controversial fines on residents in a bid to generate revenue, stoking anger among social-media users.
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China Warns Boycott Of Its Goods Will Impact India Ties, Investments
Amid calls from some quarters for boycott of Chinese goods in ongoing Diwali season, China today said any such move will negatively impact the India-bound investments from its enterprises and also the bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
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Australia Seeks Clarity on Governance before formally Joining China-Led Development Bank
Australia is "well and truly" disposed to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), Prime Minister Tony Abbott said today, but wants to know how much power Bejing would hold in the institution before a formal decision.
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China's Top Business Journalist Taken Away Abruptly by Prosecutors
A top business journalist at China's state broadcaster was taken away by prosecutors, abruptly absent from his nightly newscast he was anchoring, China's financial news magazine Caixin reported Saturday.
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Chinese infrastructure projects in India stalled by red tape
Along with talks on resolving border disputes, India and China, the two most populous and fastest growing Asian economies, are talking business and laying a roadmap to reach a 'dynamic balance' in bilateral trade.
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For businesses in China, a minefield of bribery risks
Foreign companies doing business in China must navigate a business culture in which bribery is rife, finding ways to remove obstacles to expanding in the world's second-largest economy without running afoul of local or home-country laws.
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Indians in China mean business
There are a few intrepid Indians who have made China their home and are flourishing in Beijing.
