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Sharp moves LCD tech to Foxconn
Terry Gou, founder of Taiwan's contract manufacturer Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.
Chinese police chief 'carved out slice of Neil Heywood's flesh as he lay on the mortuary table'
A piece of British expat Neil Heywood's flesh was carved out of his body by the Chinese police chief in charge of the murder inquiry into his death, it emerged today.
A Tweet, A Year In A Labor Camp, And Now An Appeal
In April 2011, retired forestry official Fang Hong posted a scatological tweet, mocking a powerful Chinese politician, Bo Xilai, the Chongqing party secretary.
A Tweet, A Year In A Labor Camp, And Now An Appeal
In April 2011, retired forestry official Fang Hong posted a scatological tweet, mocking a powerful Chinese politician, Bo Xilai, the Chongqing party secretary.
China: Two Incidents Open Pandora’s Box – Analysis
Two incidents, one regarding Chongqing Party Secretary Bo Xilai, and the other involving a blind human rights activist and self-taught lawyer Chen Guangchen, destroyed the myth that the Chinese system is a well oiled machine.
Sharp to transfer LCD technology to Hon Hai's China plant
Terry Gou, founder of Taiwan's contract manufacturer Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.
Identity crisis rattles Volvo's Chinese owner
BEIJING - New models bearing the Chinese-owned Volvo badge shared a luxury spotlight at the Beijing International Auto Show in April with perennial stars Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Lexus.
Foxconn, Sharp to build 6G LTPS panel plant in Chengdu, says paper
Foxconn Electronics plans to team up with Sharp to build a 6G LTPS panel plant in Chengdu, China, the Chinese-language Commercial Times quoted a Nikkei newspaper report as indicating.
Apple Working-Conditions Controversy Reaches Fever Pitch With New Watchdog Website
A movement has launched a website to provide a repository of information on worker conditions at Apple's factories in China in the wake ofA media reportsA that the tech giant has treated workers poorly.
Sichuan may return HK donation
Authorities in Sichuan have agreed to consider a Hong Kong government request for the return of a HK$2 million donation used to rebuild a school, after admitting they did not seek Hong Kong's consent before the demolition of the HK$4 million building.
Pianist Li Yundi gets a new post
Pianist Li Yundi will serve as deputy director of a newly founded Piano Research Institute with Sichuan Conservatory of Music, his alma mater.
Inside China: U.S. missions subtle threat to Chinaa s regime
Recent spats between the United States and China are focused on one particular venue: U.S. diplomatic compounds across China , a testimony to the fact that America's soft power is becoming increasingly more menacing to the autocratic communist regime.
China inquiry into British man's death may include blood samples
The sensational Chinese murder investigation in which the wife of an ousted Politburo member stands accused of poisoning a British expatriate may include evidence from blood samples taken from the victim's body before cremation, according to people familiar with the case.
Rebuilt school torn down in Sichuan to get HK look
A senior Hong Kong government official will visit quake-devastated Sichuan Province after a damaged school that was rebuilt thanks to the government's donation was demolished for a massive real estate project.
Academic All-Stars: Willie Strausser
The Cut & Paste exhibit and World's Largest Collage are on display at S.P.A.C.E. and Backspace... Willie Strausser Age: 18 School: The Vermont Commons School Parents: Jay Strausser and Lisa Strausser Hometown: Charlotte Top 5 accomplishments: 2011 Vermont Commons School student body president; becoming a DJ at WRUV-FM in 2009 and being awarded DJ ... (more)
ETEX Corporation to present at the 9th World Biomaterial Congress
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- ETEX Corporation, an advanced biomaterials company, today announced two presentations at the upcoming 9th World Biomaterial Congress, June 1-5, 2012 in Chengdu, China.
HK may reclaim funds given to quake-hit school
THE Hong Kong government plans to reclaim millions of yuan it donated to a quake-devastated city in southwest China to rebuild a damaged school after local authorities pulled down that school for a massive real estate project.
China tests its second 5th-generation stolen stealth fighter
China has recently tested its second fifth-generation stealth fighter J-20. The tests were conducted in the middle of May in the city of Chengdu - an administrative center of China's Sichuan province in the south-west. The photos of the prototype of the aircraft in the air inundated Chinese blogs and soon appeared in Western blogs, The Daily Mail ... (more)