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The United States, Canada, Germany, Japan and the European Union have written to China to express concern over three new or planned laws, including one on counterterrorism, in a rare joint bid to pressure Beijing into taking their objections seriously.
almost 9 years ago
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China will ban from March 1 internet accounts that impersonate people or organizations, and enforce the requirement that people use real names when registering accounts online, its internet watchdog said on Wednesday.
almost 10 years ago
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Oct 10, 2014 ... Anonymous, the nebulous online activist group that uses hacking to further causes it supports, has threatened a major blackout of Chinese ...
about 10 years ago
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By Jason Subler and Xiaowen Bi
over 11 years ago
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China’s central bank rarely explains its actions in public and keeps markets guessing on policy, but the angst created by its stand off with banks in the money markets is prompting calls for it to change tack.
over 11 years ago
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The pre-holiday procession of Chinese entrepreneurs bearing gifts for the officials who hold sway over their businesses highlights the ubiquity of corruption in China and the difficulty the government will have in stamping it out.
about 12 years ago
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Sep 29, 2012 ... The pre-holiday procession of Chinese entrepreneurs bearing gifts for the officials who hold sway over their businesses highlights the ...
about 12 years ago
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Sep 18, 2012 ... The image of a small island topped by a massive Chinese flag that dominated the home page of Chinese internet giant Baidu Inc on Tuesday ...
over 12 years ago
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China is trying hard to revive interest in its ailing stock market, but some investors are instead shelling out big money on an asset they can hold in the palms of their hands - walnuts.
over 12 years ago
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Apr 15, 2012 ... In little over six months as China's top securities watchdog, Guo Shuqing has let loose a flurry of reforms targeting insider trading, ...
over 12 years ago
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An American blogger who stumbled upon a near flawless fake Apple Store in China has become an Internet sensation after her post went viral and triggered a feisty debate about piracy in the world's second largest economy.
over 13 years ago
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