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Chinese Police Charge Former GSK China Head With Bribery
Mark Reilly, former head of China operations, and two other executives, Zhang Guowei and Zhao Hongyan, were also suspected of bribing officials in the industry and commerce departments of Beijing and Shanghai, Xinhua said.
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China's Wealth Management Products Total $2.1 Trillion: Report
China's wealth management products totalled 12.8 trillion yuan ($2.06 trillion) as of the end of May, state media said quoting the vice central bank head.
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China's Xinhua Online News Division Launches $240 Million Shanghai IPO
Xinhuanet Co Ltd, which plans to list in Shanghai, is aiming to raise about 1.5 billion yuan ($240 million) by selling 51.9 million shares, it said in its prospectus posted on the China Securities Regulatory Commission website on Friday.
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China Wants to Build the First Power Station in Space
Scientists have already started construction of an experimental base in the western Chinese city Chongqing.
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China’s Politburo Signals Greater Focus on Growth Amid Trade Standoff
China will continue to focus on reducing leverage while also making economic policies flexible,effective in the second half.
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China Says It Created a France-Sized Pile of New Jobs Since 2012
China cities have added more than 65 million jobs since late 2012, keeping unemployment low.
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China to Discuss First Revisions to Constitution Since 2004
China’s leading policy makers each vowed to implement President Xi Jinping’s agenda.
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Chinese State Media Video Mocks India In Bizarre Propaganda On Doklam
In an agitprop video that has amused more than angered Indians, China's official news agency Xinhua has accused India of committing "seven sins" in the two-month-long Doklam standoff near Sikkim and embellished its comments with poorly spelt subtitles and racial stereotypes.
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56 Cars Crashed Into Each Other, 17 Killed In This Accident
A huge pile-up on a Chinese motorway killed at least 17 people when a total of 56 vehicles crashed into each other in winter weather, state media said on Tuesday.
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Tropical Storm Kills 10 In China, 11 Missing: United Nations
A tropical storm in China has left 10 people dead and 11 missing, reports said on Monday, after it lashed Taiwan with typhoon-grade winds and rain.
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China Police Detain 12 In Connection With Landslide Disaster
Police in China have detained 12 people in connection with a deadly landslide last week, including at least one executive from a company that ran a dump for construction waste that swept through an industrial park, state media said today.
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China Officially Ends One Child Policy: Reports
China officially ended its one child policy today with the signing into law of a bill allowing all married couples to have a second child as it attempts to cope with an ageing population and shrinking workforce.
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Anchors Worried As Chinese TV Employs Robot As Weather Reporter
For the first time, a Chinese news channel has employed an artificial intelligence robot as a weather reporter on its live breakfast show, raising concerns among the country's journalists as it could threaten their jobs.
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Fire in Coal Mine in China Kills 21, Leaves 1 Missing
A late-night fire at a coal mine killed 21 people and left one missing in the northeastern Chinese province of Heilongjiang, local authorities and state media said today.
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China Allows Online Media to Report News
China has for the first time permitted official media websites to report news but retained monopoly over the media, by omitting popular private social media portals like Sina which has millions of users.
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Chinese Police Charge Former GSK China Head With Bribery
Mark Reilly, former head of China operations, and two other executives, Zhang Guowei and Zhao Hongyan, were also suspected of bribing officials in the industry and commerce departments of Beijing and Shanghai, Xinhua said.
-
China's Wealth Management Products Total $2.1 Trillion: Report
China's wealth management products totalled 12.8 trillion yuan ($2.06 trillion) as of the end of May, state media said quoting the vice central bank head.
-
China's Xinhua Online News Division Launches $240 Million Shanghai IPO
Xinhuanet Co Ltd, which plans to list in Shanghai, is aiming to raise about 1.5 billion yuan ($240 million) by selling 51.9 million shares, it said in its prospectus posted on the China Securities Regulatory Commission website on Friday.
-
China Wants to Build the First Power Station in Space
Scientists have already started construction of an experimental base in the western Chinese city Chongqing.
-
China’s Politburo Signals Greater Focus on Growth Amid Trade Standoff
China will continue to focus on reducing leverage while also making economic policies flexible,effective in the second half.
-
China Says It Created a France-Sized Pile of New Jobs Since 2012
China cities have added more than 65 million jobs since late 2012, keeping unemployment low.
-
China to Discuss First Revisions to Constitution Since 2004
China’s leading policy makers each vowed to implement President Xi Jinping’s agenda.
-
Chinese State Media Video Mocks India In Bizarre Propaganda On Doklam
In an agitprop video that has amused more than angered Indians, China's official news agency Xinhua has accused India of committing "seven sins" in the two-month-long Doklam standoff near Sikkim and embellished its comments with poorly spelt subtitles and racial stereotypes.
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56 Cars Crashed Into Each Other, 17 Killed In This Accident
A huge pile-up on a Chinese motorway killed at least 17 people when a total of 56 vehicles crashed into each other in winter weather, state media said on Tuesday.
-
Tropical Storm Kills 10 In China, 11 Missing: United Nations
A tropical storm in China has left 10 people dead and 11 missing, reports said on Monday, after it lashed Taiwan with typhoon-grade winds and rain.
-
China Police Detain 12 In Connection With Landslide Disaster
Police in China have detained 12 people in connection with a deadly landslide last week, including at least one executive from a company that ran a dump for construction waste that swept through an industrial park, state media said today.
-
China Officially Ends One Child Policy: Reports
China officially ended its one child policy today with the signing into law of a bill allowing all married couples to have a second child as it attempts to cope with an ageing population and shrinking workforce.
-
Anchors Worried As Chinese TV Employs Robot As Weather Reporter
For the first time, a Chinese news channel has employed an artificial intelligence robot as a weather reporter on its live breakfast show, raising concerns among the country's journalists as it could threaten their jobs.
-
Fire in Coal Mine in China Kills 21, Leaves 1 Missing
A late-night fire at a coal mine killed 21 people and left one missing in the northeastern Chinese province of Heilongjiang, local authorities and state media said today.
-
China Allows Online Media to Report News
China has for the first time permitted official media websites to report news but retained monopoly over the media, by omitting popular private social media portals like Sina which has millions of users.
