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Last Updated: July 7, 2016
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08.12.13Pollution Economics
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With more than a million people dying prematurely each year from breathing its dirty air, the Communist country is experimenting with a capitalist approach: create incentives so that the market will force reductions in emissions.
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08.12.13From Maoist Criminal to Popular Hero?
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China will begin one of the most sensational trials in its modern political history, when Bo Xilai, the former rising star in the Politburo and Communist Party boss in the megacity of Chongqing, faces corruption charges.
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08.08.13From Maoist Criminal to Popular Hero?
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At a time of rampant corruption and social injustice, many see Bo Xilai as a charismatic leftist who at least dared to challenge the status quo of organized crime and official self-dealing and to revive Mao’s socialist, egalitarian ideals. ...
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08.07.13Chinese Judges Disciplined for Cavorting With Prostitutes
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Two judges and an official of the Shanghai high court have been expelled from the Communist Party and dismissed from their jobs after being seen on video apparently consorting with prostitutes in glitzy nightclubs.
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08.07.13China Fines 6 Milk Suppliers in Price-Fixing Probe
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China announced Wednesday it has fined six milk suppliers, including Mead Johnson and New Zealand’s Fonterra, a total of $108 million for price-fixing after an investigation that shook the country’s fast-growing dairy market.
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08.05.13The Price of ‘Made in China’
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The $34 milllion in steel production and fabriation needed to refurbish North America’s longest suspension bridge, the Verrazano-which connects Brooklyn and Staten Island has been outsourced to China.
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08.05.13Life in a Toxic Country
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Before this assignment, I reported from Iraq, where foreign correspondents talked endlessly of the variety of ways in which one could die. I survived those threats, only now to find myself wondering: Is China doing irreparable harm to me and my...
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08.05.13Books of the Times—“Five Star Billionaire”
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Shanghai For Strivers: Tash Aw’s new novel captures China’s changes.
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07.31.13Success Brings Scrutiny to Chinese Mystic
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Wang Lin, an exponent of the ancient Chinese practice of qigong, claims he has used his powers to cure cancer and has performed other mysterious feats, like conjuring snakes out of thin air. But none of his abilities were enough to ward off the fury...
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07.29.13Chinese, With Revamped Force, Make Presence Known in East China Sea
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The large number of Chinese and Japanese maritime vessels in dangerous proximity in the East China Sea at a time of high tensions over the islands has raised alarm in Washington about clashes that could lead to larger conflict.
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07.29.13Europe and China Agree to Settle Solar Panel Fight
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The European Union’s trade chief said on Saturday that a deal had been reached with China to settle a dispute over exports of low-cost solar panels that had threatened to set off a wider trade war between two of the world’s largest economies.
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07.29.13Chinese Search for Infant Formula Goes Global
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Chinese are buying up infant milk powder everywhere they can get it, outside of China. And that has led to shortages in at least a half-dozen countries, from the Netherlands to New Zealand.
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07.29.13Fallen Leader Is Indicted in China
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Bo Xilai, the disgraced former Communist Party official, was indicted on Thursday on criminal charges of bribery, corruption and abuse of power, paving the way for a prominent trial expected to start within weeks.
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07.29.13China Orders Ban on New Government Buildings
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The new directive, which bans the construction of government buildings for the next five years, showed clear signs of being a continuation of the anticorruption campaign, describing the ban as “important for building a clean government” and...
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07.25.13Glaxo Chief Executive Addresses China Inquiry
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Andrew Witty, chief executive of the drug maker GlaxoSmithKline, said on Wednesday that the accusations of bribery and corruption against his company in China were “deeply disappointing.” But he said that Glaxo’s headquarters in London had not been...