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• 1.Crimes climb for 80s generation
• SHANGHAI: Supermarket employee Zhu Hong seemed to have it all going for him when he was promoted to head his accounting department earlier this year. ...
• 2.Chinese upper class growing
• More than half of nearly 800 wealthy Chinese recently polled believe the widening gap between the rich and poor is also creating an emerging upper cla...
• 3.Waitress who killed official spared jail
• A waitress who fatally stabbed an official and injured another choked back tears as she walked free from a Hubei court after a guilty verdict with dim...
• 4.Pay cut for officials shows we care: Tsang
• Hong Kong's top government official, who earns almost $50,000 a month, will take a 5.4 percent pay cut, along with other senior government officials, ...
• 5.Mental illnesses continue to rise
• An ounce of prevention, as they say, could be worth a pound of cure for the growing problem of mental illness across a country that lacks national leg...
• 6.Officials shun cars to save energy
• Wang Yiyang is an advocate of saving energy. But the deputy director of the Guangdong provincial government development and research center was unable...
• 7.Foreign investment freefall eases
• In comparison with other economies, China is still poised to be among the first choices for global investors in the next five years, the Ministry of C...
• 8.Waitress assault trial slated to begin
• The trial for Deng Yujiao, a waitress who killed one man and injured another, while claiming self-defense from rape, will start early Tuesday, local a...
• 9.Avaya looks to China for growth
• US telecom and network equipment maker Avaya expects its sales in China to grow at a rate that is several times its GDP growth this year, banking on t...
• 10.Balance tilts in favor of local firms
• When the going gets tough, the tough, sometimes, complain - it's about where the precious money goes, and who gets the few life-saving deals. And some...