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China Now meet scopes out future

[2013-10-04 12:15]

Businessmen from different industries and scholars from Southern California came together for a first-ever summit to navigate investment and finance strategies between the US and China markets.

Author reaches 'fearless' kids

[2013-10-04 12:15]

What can children teach the world? That is a question that many famous authors have tried to explore in their books, and now Christie Hsiao wants to give it a go.

Jia's violent new film at US festival

[2013-10-04 12:15]

Chinese director Jia Zhangke's new movie A Touch of Sin was screened twice at the 51st New York Film Festival, which runs from Sept 27 through Oct 13.

Chinese design on display in NY

[2013-10-04 12:15]

Five Chinese amateur curators successfully organized and pulled off China & US Architecture and Space Arts Cultural Exchange Week in New York City on Sept 23-29.

DC shutdown gets social media in China all in a twitter

[2013-10-04 12:15]

The United States federal government's partial shutdown has triggered discussion across the Pacific where many Chinese netizens turned to social media to voice their complaints about the inconvenience.

A 'shopping mall' of schools

[2013-10-04 12:15]

With more than 190,000 students from China attending US education facilities, a Silicon Valley startup is providing those who want to join that growing enrollment the opportunity to select the program that best meets their needs.

Hotels aside, AVIC needs to grow its service arm

[2013-10-04 12:15]

Zhang Xuming, president of Aviation Industry Corp of China (AVIC) US, is feeling pretty proud about his investment in several hotels this year.

Chinese investment in US grows

[2013-10-04 12:15]

The US came in behind Hong Kong to become the second-largest recipient of foreign investments from the Chinese mainland.

New York: Fine artist

[2013-10-04 10:06]

Smoking: Chinese tots say they will 'light up' when they grow up

[2013-10-03 11:05]

More than one out of five Chinese children aged 5 to 6 say they intend to smoke when they grow up.

Lemon law may sweeten bad deals

[2013-10-03 11:05]

Tough new vehicle-warranty laws in China may benefit the consumer, but they also could increase costs for small local automakers who lack the "deep pockets" and engineering know-how to meet the new standards, analysts said.

Poisoning case could still raise questions of culture

[2013-10-03 11:05]

Earlier this week, a Chinese-born chemist who worked for the pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers Squibb here in the US was convicted of murdering her husband by poison in 2011 and sentenced to life in prison.

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