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• 1.Nike sues Chinese companies
• American sporting goods giant Nike is suing two Chinese companies for copying one of its logos - a silhouette of former basketball star Michael Jordan...
• 2.Burying loved ones deadly expensive
• Think purchasing a house in Guangzhou is expensive? Try buying a place to bury your loved ones. An average grave in this southern city costs 30,000 yu...
• 3.DPRK to try US journalists as launch nears
• The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) said yesterday it would put on trial two US journalists arrested last month on its border with China....
• 4.Shopping team headed for US
• The Ministry of Commerce is sending a delegation to the United States this month to explore trade and investment opportunities - close on the heels of...
• 5.China to be first to 'escape crisis'
• LONDON: China's economy will be the first to recover from the global recession, predicted a top international business leader yesterday. In an intervi...
• 6.Satellites will help predict disasters
• China's first two satellites dedicated to environment and disaster monitoring were delivered to their users yesterday. Both Huanjing-1A and Huanjing-1...
• 7.Website shows who hasn't paid
• A new website will allow the public to find out who has failed to pay up after losing civil cases in court. The new service lists more than 5.24 milli...
• 8.Foreign tour groups sign up to visit Tibet
• Tibet will allow overseas visitors starting April 5 after a month-long suspension, a tourism official in Lhasa has said. Tibet will start receiving fo...
• 9.Obama puts car giants on notice
• US President Barack Obama declared yesterday that General Motors and Chrysler restructuring plans were too little too late, leaving him no choice but ...
• 10.Fury on streets over 'greedy bankers'
• Tens of thousands marched for five hours in one of the largest protests in London on Saturday, four days before the G20 summit kicks off. Leaders from...