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• 1.Genome sequence could bring woolly mammoth back to life
• Researchers have sequenced the gene map of a long-extinct, mummified woolly mammoth, using DNA taken from its hair. The sequence shows that mammoths w...
• 2.Car giants bet heavily on China
• Global automakers may be hurting from a worldwide slump in sales but in China, they see a bright beacon of hope. GM is staring at the abyss in Detroit...
• 3.Hero of Hangzhou is humble about deed
• HANGZHOU: Saturday, 3:20 pm: Jin Guofei is on patrol on his motorcycle. He hears a deafening noise. But before he can understand what is happening, he...
• 4.Contractor rapped for collapse
• The State safety watchdog has found the contractor's management was poor and the local government's supervision lax during an investigation into the s...
• 5.Indian navy destroys pirate ship, more vessels seized
• An Indian warship destroyed a pirate ship in the Gulf of Aden as gunmen from Somalia seized at least two more vessels despite a large international na...
• 6.Guangdong gives a warning sign
• College graduates will face unprecedented difficulties finding a job next year, thanks to the economic downturn, the Guangdong provincial education au...
• 7.6,000 more coal mines set to close
• Six thousand coal mines will be closed over the next two years in a bid to improve workplace safety, Vice-Premier Zhang Dejiang said yesterday. By the...
• 8.Subway survivors facing life choices
• Construction workers in Hangzhou are considering their futures, and thanking their lucky stars, as rescuers continue to search for survivors and bodie...
• 9.Food safety procedures tightened
• The government yesterday unveiled major initiatives to ensure that imports, exports and domestic consumption of food conform to the highest standards....
• 10.FDA to open China offices
• The US Food and Drug Administration will open three offices in China this week to help check the safety of exports headed to America. The new FDA offi...