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May 19th, 2012 | 
Author: Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng boarded a flight to the U.S. on Saturday, closing an episode that strained bilateral relations and spotlighted Chinese human-rights issues.
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Activist Leaves China for U.S.
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Tags: blind-chinese, chinese, freeasia, freeeurope, freeindia, guangcheng, saturday, strained-bilateral | 
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As Facebook launches its IPO, it’s worth taking a moment to consider what the Chinese market can teach the global social-networking leader.
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What China Can Teach Facebook
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Tags: chinese, facebook, global, global-social-networking, ipo, launches-its, teach-the-global, worth-taking |
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New evidence that the Chinese economy has bottomed out and is now stabilizing is likely to be seen in a raft of data due out on Friday, with inflation falling and output strengthening, a Reuters survey showed. Analysts polled …
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April inflation Indicates Stable Economy in China | Beyondlifting
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“ China's economy is even weaker than thought, with industrial production growth back in single digits for the first time since the global financial crisis and electricity production flat lining,” Alistair Thornton of IHS Global Insight …
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China's economy grinding ever slower | barmitzvahs.biz
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Tags: alistair, alistair-thornton, china, chinese, even-weaker, first-time, global, global-financial, global-insight, ihs, production-flat, production-growth, since-the-global, single-digits |
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U.S. and Chinese regulators are headed toward a possible clash over how Chinese companies are audited.
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U.S., China Battle Over Audits
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Tags: chinese, freeasia, freeeurope, freeindia, headed-toward, over-how, possible-clash |
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Tags: china, china-economy, chinese, clouding, economy, global, labfit, slowing |
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New evidence that the Chinese economy has bottomed out and is now stabilizing is likely to be seen in a raft of data due out on Friday, with inflation falling and output strengthening, a Reuters survey showed. Analysts polled ..
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Blog Archive » April inflation Indicates Stable Economy in China
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Trade lawyer Bernard O'Connor has more to say about China and market economy status: Introduction In a first note (published on VOXEU and re-posted on WorldTradeLaw net) I looked at whether China was automatically …
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International Economic Law and Policy Blog: China and Market …
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Tags: bernard, china, chinese, first-note, introduction, looked-at-whether, posted-on-worldtradelaw, prc, published-on-voxeu, voxeu, world |
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The leaders of Japan, China and South Korea on Sunday will agree during a one-day meeting in Beijing to enhance cooperation on regional security and economic integration. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has …
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Japan, China, S. Korea to boost security, economic cooperation …
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Tags: beijing, chinese, enhance-cooperation, japan, korea-on-sunday, minister-yoshihiko, ooperation-on-regional, sunday, will-agree |
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China's central bank cut the amount of cash that banks must hold as reserves on Saturday, freeing an estimated 400 billion yuan ($63.5 billion) for lending to…
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China acts to boost loans, bolster flagging economy — TalkVietnam
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Tags: 63-5-billion, banks-must, billion-yuan, central-bank, chinese, estimated-400, hold-as-reserves, prc, saturday |
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