CHINA FUNDS ZOO AFTER SIBERIAN TIGERS STARVE
 A municipal government in northeastern China has allocated 7 million yuan ($1 million) to improve conditions at a local zoo after the recent deaths of 11 rare Siberian tigers and other animals, state media said Sunday.
03/15/2010 18:00, msnbc |
NEWLY POWERFUL CHINA DEFIES WESTERN NATIONS
 China's government embraces an increasingly anti-Western tone and adopts policies across a wide spectrum that reflect a heightened fear of foreign influence.
03/15/2010 11:40, msnbc |
NEWLY POWERFUL CHINA DEFIES WESTERN NATIONS
China's government embraces an increasingly anti-Western tone and adopts policies across a wide spectrum that reflect a heightened fear of foreign influence. China - Western world - Government - Asia - Travel and Tourism
03/15/2010 11:40, msnbc |
CHINESE PREMIER SLAMS U.S. 'PROTECTIONISM,' SAYS YUAN IS NOT TOO LOW
 Wen Jiabao criticizes the U.S. at an annual news conference, denies having kept China's currency artificially low to increase exports. He challenges America to improve relations with China.
In an annual news conference Sunday in which he took direct aim at the United States, Chinese Premier W...
03/15/2010 09:40, LaTimes |
CHINESE PREMIER SLAMS U.S. 'PROTECTIONISM,' SAYS YUAN IS NOT TOO LOW
 Wen Jiabao criticizes the U.S. at an annual news conference, denies having kept China's currency artifically low to increase exports. He challenges American leaders to improve relations with Beijing.
In an annual news conference Sunday that took direct aim at the United States, Chinese Premie...
03/15/2010 09:40, LaTimes |
MARIA SHARAPOVA'S EFFORT ISN'T REWARDED AS SHE LOSES TO ZHENG JIE
 The 10th-seeded Sharapova struggles with arm pain and her serve, dropping in 14 double faults at BNP Paribas Open. The 18th-seeded Zheng of China prevails, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3.
Maria Sharapova's grunting has not been subdued by her aches and pains. She still puts out the guttural sound of effort wh...
03/15/2010 07:40, LaTimes |
CNOOC DEAL IN ARGENTINA EXTENDS CHINA’S SEARCH FOR OIL
 Since Cnooc was rebuffed in its attempt to buy Unocal, China has focused on gaining access to resources rather than acquiring companies.
03/15/2010 07:00, nytimes |
CHINA USES GLOBAL TRADE RULES TO ITS ADVANTAGE
 When it needs open trade policies enforced, China appeals to the powerful W.T.O. And when it needs currency interventions kept secret, it turns to the I.M.F. to withhold reports.
03/15/2010 04:00, nytimes |
CHINA PREMIER SAYS YUAN'S VALUE WON'T CHANGE
China's premier rejected foreign pressure over its exchange rate controls and said Sunday the Chinese currency will be kept "basically stable."
03/15/2010 00:20, msnbc |
CHINA ISSUES WARNING TO GOOGLE’S PARTNERS
Chinese authorities warned major partners of Google’s China-based search engine that they must comply with censorship laws even if Google does not, an industry expert with knowledge of the notice said.
03/14/2010 22:00, nytimes |
CHINA ISSUES WARNING TO GOOGLE’S PARTNERS
Chinese authorities warned major partners of Google’s China-based search engine that they must comply with censorship laws even if Google does not, an industry expert with knowledge of the notice said.
03/14/2010 21:40, nytimes |
CHINESE LEADER FIRMLY DEFENDS CURRENCY AND TRADE POLICIES
 Premier Wen Jiabao charged that the developed world seeks to force unfair changes in China’s economic policies “just for the purposes of increasing their own exports.”
03/14/2010 20:40, nytimes |
CHINESE LEADER FIRMLY DEFENDS CURRENCY AND TRADE POLICIES
 Premier Wen Jiabao charged that the developed world seeks to force unfair changes in China’s economic policies “just for the purposes of increasing their own exports.”
03/14/2010 11:20, nytimes |
CHINESE PREMIER SAYS YUAN WILL REMAIN ‘BASICALLY STABLE’
Premier Wen Jiabao rejected foreign pressure over China’s exchange rate controls and said Sunday the Chinese currency will be kept “basically stable.”
03/14/2010 08:00, nytimes |
BUSINESS BRIEFING | CORPORATIONS: INCREASE EXPECTED IN HEAVY EQUIPMENT SALES IN CHINA
Komatsu, the Japanese heavy equipment maker, said Friday it expected sales in China to rise by half as the country’s 10 percent growth rate drives demand for resources like coal.
03/13/2010 07:06, nytimes |
SATURDAY PROFILE: HEARTTHROB’S BARBED BLOG CHALLENGES CHINA’S LEADERS
 Han Han, the heartthrob race car driver and pop novelist who just happens to be China’s most widely read blogger, has been delivering increasingly caustic attacks on China’s leadership.
03/13/2010 04:20, nytimes |
11 SIBERIAN TIGERS STARVE TO DEATH IN ZOO
 Eleven Siberian tigers - among the world's rarest species - died of malnutrition after being kept in small cages and fed chicken bones at a cash-strapped zoo in China, state media said.
03/12/2010 16:40, msnbc |
OFFICIAL'S ALLEGED SEX DIARY STIRS ANGER IN CHINA
China - Asia - Sexuality - United States - Politics of Sexuality
03/12/2010 16:20, msnbc |
11 SIBERIAN TIGERS STARVE TO DEATH IN ZOO
Eleven Siberian tigers - among the world's rarest species - died of malnutrition after being kept in small cages and fed chicken bones at a cash-strapped zoo in China, state media said.
03/12/2010 13:00, msnbc |
U.S. HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT HITS CHINA, IRAN
 China and Iran steps up their abuses of human rights, targeting both anti-government activists and the free flow of information over the Internet, U.S. official says.
03/11/2010 22:40, msnbc |
STOCKS DROP EARLY AFTER MIXED JOBS REPORT
 NEW YORK -- Stocks fell in early trading Thursday after China reported a sharp jump in inflation. Mixed U.S. economic news also held the market back.
03/11/2010 17:20, LaTimes |
CHINA INCREASES SECURITY IN TIBET TO PREVENT PROTESTS
China fears protests this week to mark the anniversaries of ethnic uprisings.
03/11/2010 16:40, nytimes |
BMW CAR DIVISION RETURNS TO PROFIT IN FOURTH QUARTER
Bayerische Motoren Werke said sales stabilized in established markets and grew in emerging countries like China and Brazil.
03/11/2010 14:20, nytimes |
BANK OF CHINA PLANS NEW SHARE OFFERING
Bank of China said it wants to issue more shares in Hong Kong soon, an offering that could strengthen its balance sheet by some $7.7 billion.
03/11/2010 14:20, nytimes |
A.I.G.'S SALE OF ITS TAIWAN UNIT IN REGULATORY LIMBO
Officials are investigating whether the buyers are funded by China, a historical foe of the island nation.
03/11/2010 14:20, nytimes |
GOOGLE BACKED UP BY US LAW MAKERS IN DISPUTE WITH CHINA
China is a threat to cyber security and Internet freedom, both of which America should promote. That's according to the US Congress, which praised Google's decision to fight against Chinese web censorship.
03/11/2010 12:00, RussiaToday |
CHINESE CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 2.7 PERCENT
The year-on-year rise in February was partly attributable to the Lunar New Year holiday but also to rising inflationary pressures in China’s economy.
03/11/2010 11:40, nytimes |
ASIAN STOCKS DROP AFTER CHINA INFLATION AND LENDING DATA
Asian stocks fell on Thursday as investors fretted over tighter monetary policy in China on the back of strong loan growth and quickening inflation.
03/11/2010 07:00, nytimes |
CHINA MOBILE TO INVEST IN SHANGHAI PUDONG BANK
China Mobile will invest $5.8 billion in Shanghai Pudong Bank and work with it to offer wireless services like mobile bank cards.
03/11/2010 05:00, nytimes |
CHINA MOBILE TO INVEST IN SHANGHAI PUDONG BANK
China Mobile will invest $5.8 billion in Shanghai Pudong Bank and work with it to offer wireless services like mobile bank cards.
03/11/2010 05:00, nytimes |
GOOGLE SAYS IT'S IN TALKS WITH CHINA
 CEO Eric Schmidt expects 'something will happen soon' after the Internet search giant vowed to remove censorship filters after it suffered a cyber attack.
Google Inc. broke a long silence in its clash with China on Wednesday as its chief executive, Eric Schmidt, said that the Internet search ...
03/11/2010 03:40, LaTimes |
GOOGLE CHIEF SEES OUTCOME "SOON" IN CHINA ROW
 Google expects an outcome soon from its talks with China over a censorship and hacking dispute, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Wednesday.
03/11/2010 01:00, msnbc |