文章列表

• 1.Officials ordered to pull strings for graduates
• An order for officials to pull strings to ensure jobs for graduates has sparked heated debate in an east coast city. The personnel bureau in Weifang, ...
• 2.Child prostitution boss faces death
• The suspected lynchpin behind a child rape scandal in Guizhou province is to face the death penalty after prosecutors decided to try her on charges of...
• 3.Stiff competition, capex may take sheen off 3G
• The economic downturn, coupled with the dramatic increase in capital expenditure and intensifying competition, means China's telecom industry is now o...
• 4.Super Girl sings her way to Oprah show
• Jane Zhang ended up as second runner-up in Super Girls 2005, but the star singer has gone one up on the winner by appearing on Oprah Winfrey's show. T...
• 5.FTAs may help offset falling export revenue
• The steep fall in exports is prompting the Chinese government to accelerate the free trade area (FTA) strategy to help local manufacturers reduce expo...
• 6.China stance on climate talks firm
• China will remain firm in its call for developed nations to cut emissions and for other nations to receive funding as the world attempts to formulate ...
• 7.Chen sex scandal: Techie gets 8 months
• The computer technician convicted of stealing sexually explicit photos of Canto pop star Edison Chen Koon-hei was sentenced to eight and a half months...
• 8.CNOOC to tap BG for gas needs
• China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC) yesterday said it had signed an agreement with British natural gas producer BG Group to buy gas from the latt...
• 9.Worries rise as people sense virus closing in
• Commuters wearing face masks were seen on the streets and subways of major cities yesterday despite the early summer heat, saying they have grown more...
• 10.Flu monitoring loopholes exposed
• The Chinese mainland and Hong Kong yesterday confirmed their second cases of H1N1 flu, exposing shortcomings in the nation's monitoring system. The Mi...