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Saturday, 24 December 2011

Shanxi coal chief fired as graft probe launched

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Shanxi’s provincial government has sacked the head of China’s biggest coking coal company after the arrest of two robbers who stole more tha...
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Future sold down the river

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Beijing officials are proud of the restoration of a section of the Yongding, but greens say it's a waste of money and ignores an environ...
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Ethics training for officials far too late

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Civil servants are having classes in moral standards: but the real problem is a lack of proper supervision
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Nanjing massacre movie whips up passions as Noda visits

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'What horrible people the Japanese are,' said student Zhao Lan, after watching the movie. 'How can they be that crazy and mad!...
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Singapore sits moodily atop wealth pole

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A disproportionate number of Singaporeans are among the world's wealthiest. So why the blues?
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Chinese banks lure depositors despite warnings

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On a recent brisk Beijing morning, the competition for depositors was in full swing at a Bank of Communications branch office.
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China local debts dwarf ambitions

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Provinces go deeper into the red to finish projects - from the Manhattan to highways to a stadium fronted by Olympic rings
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A tax weapon that cuts both ways

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Government needs invoices to assess taxes but firms avoid issuing them by giving clients freebies
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Friday, 23 December 2011

Prices of resale HDB flats seen correcting

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While HDB resale prices are expected to remain stable in 2012, with marginal softening of the COVs (cash-over-valuation), leading to an over...
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Rule change would stop firms hoarding land

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Mainland property developers should start construction on idle sites within three months of receiving a government order, according to the l...
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Thursday, 22 December 2011

Beijing keeps brakes on for homebuyers

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Curbs designed to slow down housing development and limit price rises look set to stay in place in many mainland cities, sparking fears of a...
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Party chief rant lights debate

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One city official has brought on praise and mockery over remarks to villagers protesting against land seizures
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Tuesday, 20 December 2011

Governments in a Hole as Land Sales Plummet

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House-price controls have succeeded, but a subsequent property market slowdown is chilling China’s local governments
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China another danger spot in world economy

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The property bubble - much of it fuelled by credit from the unregulated shadow banking system - is visibly bursting
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Monday, 19 December 2011

Cher - If I Could Turn Back Time

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Sunday, 18 December 2011

As U.S. Looks to Asia, It Sees China Everywhere

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The last time the remote Australian city of Darwin played a significant role in American military planning was during the early days of Worl...
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Her cheating heart

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More wives are straying; changing social attitudes and earning power of women among reasons
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As markets plunge, Asia's wealthy flock to art

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In a spacious, luxury apartment perched on the leafy hills of Hong Kong, Kai-Yin Lo browses through a trove of Chinese art acquired over sev...
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China villagers threaten to march on government offices

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Protesting villagers in southern China said they will march on government offices this week unless the body of a local leader is released an...
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New breed of Chinese nationals making their way to Singapore

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Now that she has made it to the promised land, Hunan native Gong Yan is determined that her new life in Singapore is going to work out even ...
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