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Tough year ahead for exporters
Though he knows the worst has passed, Tian Feng still cannot relax. As head of an export-oriented soy protein producer, Tian said his company still faces a lot of uncertainty despite overseas demand rising again in the third quarter of this year.
Formosan sika deer to find new home in Shandong
Taipei, Dec. 23 A pair of Formosan serow and a pair of Formosan sika deer presented to China will be housed in northeast China, according to China's top negotiator with Taiwan.
China's winery firm to list on Bursa Malaysia
China's Ouhua Winery Holdings Ltd. plans to list its wine-making business on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia, making it the fourth Chinese company listing in Malaysia.
Vale charts big plans for China
Brazilian mining company Vale SA has signed independent ore contracts with Chinese steel mills for fixed freight charges to further expand its presence in the mainland, ahead of next year's benchmark iron ore pricing negotiations.
Arrests in Chengdu Blades bribe allegations
ALLEGATIONS of match-fixing have resulted in the arrest of top officials from the Chinese football team owned by Sheffield United.
China Merchants, Qingdao Port form JV: newspaper
Port operator China Merchants Group and Qingdao Port would be setting up a 6.22 billion yuan joint venture to build and operate a container terminal in Qingdao of East China's Shandong province, China daily reported on Saturday.
Like Pigs in the Slaughter: China's Forced Abortions
During Advent, Christians love to tell their children the story of Mary, great with child, arriving in Bethlehem to give birth to her Son.
Chinese frugal tradition helps global carbon fight
Zhao Jiagui, a farmer from central China's Henan Province, prefers the lights off when helping prepare dinner at a villa in Beijing's southern suburbs for her relatives.
3D aircraft carrier lands prize
For 25-year-old Wang Hui, a mechanical engineering senior at Jinan University, Shandong Province, watching the Chinese naval exhibition of the coast of Qingdao during the 60th National Day celebrations was missing one thing: an aircraft carrier, a vessel yet to be introduced into the Chinese Navy.
Export engine warms up, time needed for recovery, upgrading
Although some Chinese exporters have seen a fledgling market recovery, they should prepare for a long-term struggle as trade pressure grows, says Wu Tiejun, assistant mayor of Qingdao City, one of China's export power houses.
Ongoing H1N1 Outbreak Cover-up in China
By Fang Xiao & Gu Yunyin, Epoch Times Staff, Dec. 7, 2009- When the World Health Organization announced the outbreak of swine flu, some experts predicted that if swine flu combined with the avian flu in Asia, it would probably cause a genetic mixing of the swine flu and the avian flu, and the result would be very serious.
Police detain more in soccer corruption crackdown 2009-12-12 02:15
Chinese police have detained two leaders of a soccer team in the Chinese Super League club, in a large-scale crackdown on match-fixing and gambling.
China asks rich countries to do 'soul searching'
China's climate ambassador cited a six-word Chinese idiom three times at a press conference Thursday to ask developed countries to honor their commitment to assist developing nations fight global warming.
Aeon To Accelerate Expansion In China
Japanese retail group Aeon will open a new outlet on Yanji road in Qingdao on December 18, 2009, and will also open two more new stores in Teda Shopping Center in Tianjin and Jiayu Sun City Plaza in Guangzhou.
Foreign investors return to China as economy warms up
China's economic recovery is alluring back overseas investors who had withdrawn from the country under the tide of the global financial crisis.
China approves Yanzhou bid for Felix Resources
Chinese regulators have approved a bid by state-owned Yanzhou Coal to take over Australian miner Felix Resources Ltd., the company said in a statement.
Sailors stranded on board cargo vessel rescued in E China
A local authority staff member ask questions about the accident to a Ghanaian sailor in Weihai of east China's Shandong Province, Dec.
CHINA'S Sinopec Corp has struck its first deal to purchase liquefied natural gas, agreeing to buy 2 million tons per year for 20 years from ExxonMobil's Papua New Guinea project, Sinopec Group said yesterday.
In China, Doosan Infracore paving the way for
Employees at the Doosan Infracore China Co. plant in Yantai, China assemble excavator parts.
Baton Rouge Mayor Kip Holden and a mayor from China are close to inking a deal as sister cities.