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Cover Story

Riding the big wave

Flurry of M&A deals by Chinese enterprises in Europe signals new overseas investment drive.

Gateway to gold rush

It's time to tango

Navigating the strategic maze

News

Overseas learning gains luster

The number of Chinese students pursuing higher education in overseas universities increased to 339,700 in 2011 and accounted for 14 percent of all the international students studying overseas, says a recent report.

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Comment

The 'big four' concerns of Chinese

An ancient Chinese philosopher described the perfect society as "living in harmony, treating others as family... there is love and caring for the elderly ... nourishment and education for children ... kindness and compassion for widows, orphans, the disabled and the sick".

Golden haul with a hollow ring

Business

Executives reach breaking point

These days, Brian Dong is crying out for a vacation. The stress of running a startup company in China's finance industry is threatening to overwhelm him. Too bad he does not have the time.

Burnt out workers seek a higher plain for relief

Winds of change rocking Yiwu hub

Quotable

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A long and lasting love affair

A page out of his own book

Life

Full circle

About this time in each of the past four years Devin Harris has accompanied his wife back to her hometown of Shenyang, Liaoning province, with bags of pastries, sweets and other Beijing treats to share with her relatives, and they will do the same in a week or so.

30 years of Music as it changed

People

Rebel yell

As David O'Dell admits, Chinese punk rock would have developed with or without him. However, its story would not be complete without his contribution.

Comfort Zone

Travel

Ethnic escape

Mention real estate in Chinese tourism and many will think of coastal getaways like Sanya in southern Hainan province.

Events

Thinkers who remade Asia

"The central event of the last century," writes Indian author Pankaj Mishra, "was the intellectual and political awakening of Asia and its emergence from the ruins of both Asian and European empires."

Events

Last Word

Looking ahead with confidence

The next three months may prove to be the most crucial for the European Union as its top helmsmen attempt to steer the continent onto a new growth path and away from the sovereign debt crisis.

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