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NTSB Assists China In Aviation Accident Investigation
Sun, 29 Nov '09 The National Transportation Safety Board is dispatching a team of investigators to assist the government of China in its investigation of Saturday's crash of a Boeing/McDonnell Douglas MD-11F, operated by Avient Air .
3 Americans Die in Cargo Plane Crash in China
A fire engine leaves the scene of a Zimbabwe-registered cargo plane has crashed outside of Pudong... A fire engine leaves the scene of a Zimbabwe-registered cargo plane has crashed outside of Pudong Internationmal Airport Saturday Nov.
Purchasing Abercrombie and Fitch, Gucci Shoes and - Shanghai, Shanghai, China
It's a truth that most designer brands do not really come cheap. While the recent recession became an opportunity for some buyers to see famous brands available in discounted prices, these products are still priced in a way that not everyone from the hollister can afford it.
Shanghai: Dust Off Your Quilted Purse! Chanel Opens In The Peninsula Shanghai Tomorrow
Shanghai, China's first Peninsula Hotel may have just opened, but it's far from done stealing the show on the Bund.
China's Internet buzzing over woman in black
File - In this Nov. 16, 2009 file photo, Wang Zifei, is seen at far right in the third row in the background while listening to President Barack Obama, left, answer questions during his town hall meeting at Shanghai Science and Technology Museum in Shanghai, China.
Venturi to send electric Berlingo First on Shanghai to Paris record-setting roadtrip
The 8,326 mile course was chosen as a homage to Andr Citron, who completed the reverse route back in 1932.
STR Global posts Asia/Pacific performance results for October 2009
Hotels in the Asia/Pacific region experienced decreases when reported in U.S. dollars for all three key performance metrics for October 2009, according to data compiled by STR Global.
Zhou Libo's distinctly Shanghai shtick
Reporting from Shanghai - Zhou Libo is an impeccably dressed comedian. His typical uniform, a black sport coat accented with a red handkerchief tucked into the breast pocket, looks just right as the 42-year-old comedian bursts onstage to the "James Bond" theme song, laser lights flashing and smoke machine on full blast.
Uganda: Why Uganda's Oil is Like Prostitutes And Gamblers
I was quite tickled that Mr Tony Buckingham, the shrewd ex-mercenary and chief of Heritage Oil, is set to make 80million from selling its lucrative oil fields in Uganda.
UNAIDS: Sex main cause for HIV spreading in China
The virus that causes AIDS is now spreading fastest in China through heterosexual sex, a trend demanding new strategies to stave off a rebound in the epidemic after years of progress in containing it, a United Nations report said.
Shanghai Disney Project Gains Approval
China's economic planning agency has formally approved a plan to build a Disney theme park in Shanghai, giving the city a new showcase following next year's World Expo.
CJ Partnership Provides Sustainability Expertise for Shanghai Regeneration Project
CJ Partnership Architects is providing strategic urban planning and conceptual designs for the development headed by Tongji University and the Shanghai government .
Coast Guard Cutter Rush participates in Shanghai search and rescue demonstration
The Coast Guard Cutter Rush and crew participated in a search and rescue demonstration with Chinese vessels from East China Sea Rescue Bureau, Ministry of Transport, and the East China Sea Number One Flying Service in the Wusong Estuary River Nov.
'HSM' China shooting in Shanghai
"High School Musical" will graduate to college in China, where Walt Disney Motion Pictures International hopes to finish a Mandarin-language feature film version of the global franchise by year's end.
CBI Organizes Video-com Network Asia 2009
In consideration of such circumstances, CBI is organizing Video-com Network Asia 2009 in Shanghai, which receives supports from relevant international organizations.
New developments in old Shanghai
The daring exploits of Du Yuesheng continue with further progress in the drug trade, as he compromises the anti-opium commissioner and takes two more wives.
Experts say radical measures won't stop swine flu
Chinese medical staff checks the body temperature of an air passenger after landing inside a airplane at Pudong International airport on May 27, 2009 in Shanghai, China.
OECD doubles 2010 growth forecasts for rich economies, with US to recover faster than EU
In this March 7, 2009 file photo, jobseekers look for employment at a job fair in Shanghai, China.
Obama chides China on censorship: 'The more freely information flows, the stronger the society'
Rights issues took centre stage Monday as U.S. President Barack Obama talked to Chinese students about censorship, freedom of religion and freedom of speech, all topics rarely mentioned in China.
Chinese students, netizens and shops welcome Obama to Shanghai
Reporting from Shanghai - Among students, shopkeepers and Internet users, President Obama's visit to Shanghai has been among the most anticipated by a foreign leader to China in recent years.