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Calm returns after Urumqi needle attacksTensions have lifted in China's far-west city of Urumqi after two officials were fired and doctors reassured a spate of needle attacks would not spread AIDS. ... |
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China to Buy $50 Billion of First I.M.F. BondsThe purchase could raise Beijing’s standing in the fund and help the government’s quiet campaign to expand the reach of its tightly controlled currency. ... |
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Politics Permeates Anti-Corruption Drive in ChinaSome critics wondered if Beijing’s crackdown on executives was really an excuse by the Communist Party to eliminate rivals and their corporate supporters. ... |
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Top dairy executive sidelined by BeijingThe founder of Mengniu Dairy, China’s largest milk producer, has been replaced as chairman of the company’s main subsidiary by a state-appointed executive ... |
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Did Rem Koolhaas Design the CCTV Tower to 'Humiliate the Chinese'?Late last week, you'll recall that we, followed by everyone else on the planet, talked about David Pierson's IKEA-in-China piece. Now we start out morning returning to the country with this bit of interesting found by way of Archinect. Story goes is that a book/magazine called Content was recent ... |
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Dalai Lama sees Taiwan storm areaThe Dalai Lama heading to Taiwan's typhoon-damaged areas in a visit Beijing says it "resolutely opposes". ... |
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