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Saturday, 21 November 2009

Attention Shifts to China for Private Equity Industry

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“Now, many entrepreneurs are starting to turn away foreign currency funds,” Mr. Wang at China Equity said. “They say they can take an RMB in...
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Speculators, and mothers-in-law, drive property prices ever higher

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Rampant stimulus-induced speculation, soaring prices, Mickey Mouse and evil mothers-in-law: Shanghai’s property market has become a brutal a...
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No place for hypocrisy on national security

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As the world’s only superpower, the United States is accustomed to setting standards of conduct across a range of issues. These include huma...
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Friday, 20 November 2009

Peru arrests ‘human fat killers’

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Four people have been arrested in Peru on suspicion of killing dozens of people in order to sell their fat and tissue for cosmetic uses in E...
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Thursday, 19 November 2009

Playing with fire

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Forget China, the US Federal Reserve is the world’s biggest currency manipulator
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009

US ‘fears’ anti-ship ballistic missile

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The People’s Liberation Army is close to fielding the world’s first anti-ship ballistic missile, according to US Navy intelligence.
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Why Japan is rethinking its alliance with America

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US President Barack Obama’s visit to Japan brought forth renewed utterances of support of their bilateral security treaty, but the new Democ...
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009

A cautionary tale for S-chip investors

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One big question that emerges from the whole sorry Sino-Environment saga is why trading of its shares continued for six months after it beca...
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Taiwan issue, spying hold back ties with US military

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Military co-operation between China and the US has been sporadic and limited because of deep mistrust between the two sides, a retired PLA g...
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Singapore brothers drive US chain’s success in China

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Trio grew Days Inn franchise from one hotel in 2003 to 27 now - with more on the way
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Short-selling: what exactly should be disclosed?

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Some 13 months ago, just after Lehman Brothers went bust and stocks all over the world were crashing, many fingers of blame were pointed in ...
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2nd senior ICA officer jailed this week

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A senior immigration officer was jailed for 1-1/2 years yesterday for accepting bribes to extend the social visit passes (SVPs) of foreign n...
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Handling the China trend

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The rebound from the recent market dip in the US has been much more rapid than expected. The tests of support near 9,600 on the Dow Jones In...
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Shareholders need to act in Sino-Env Tech debacle

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They should seek EGM to replace executive directors if firm is to be saved
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Wind Power Dilemma: Money Blows Away

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Rapid, government-subsidized expansion of China’s wind power industry has led to excess capacity and investment waste.
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Abuses rampant in secret black jails

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State agents regularly abduct citizens and detain them for days or months in secret, illegal “black jails”, subjecting them to physical and ...
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80 percent of Caijing staff quit to follow editor

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Nearly 150 of the approximately 180 editorial staff members at Caijing have resigned following the departure of Hu Shuli, the founder and ed...
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Shanghai project builds on the past

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Latest redevelopment will turn old architecture into galleries, residential and retail space
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Monday, 16 November 2009

Blackwater Said to Pursue Bribes to Iraq After 17 Died

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Top executives at Blackwater Worldwide authorized secret payments of about $1 million to Iraqi officials that were intended to silence their...
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Supermarket? It only looks like one: owner

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URA investigates Mustafa Warehouse for unauthorised change of use
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