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• 1.Cabbies on rampage in Chongqing
• Taxi drivers smashed car windows and police vehicles as they went on a rampage through Chongqing yesterday, the Xinhua News Agency reported. Thousands...
• 2.A cultural divide: While the West axes jobs, Asia cuts pay
• From bankers to factory staff, employees in the West face the bleak prospect of losing their jobs as a global recession starts to bite. For colleagues...
• 3.Envoy starts historic visit
• Beijing's top envoy on Taiwan yesterday called for solving disputes through consultation, and replace confrontation with cooperation, as he arrived fo...
• 4.Tangerine sales back from scare
• Sale of tangerines started recovering over the weekend following a fruit fly scare that saw record lows in business in mid-October, the Ministry of Ag...
• 5.3 hospitals rapped for transplants
• Three hospitals have been punished this year for carrying out illegal organ transplants for foreigners, said Vice-Minister of Health Huang Jiefu. The ...
• 6.Coal efficiency set to get boost
• The authorities aim to boost the efficient use of coal supplies by raising the average recovery rate of the resource in the country from about 30 perc...
• 7.Obama suffers 'illegal' aunt blow
• Barack Obama's bid to become the first black American president could have taken a blow with the revelation that his aunt was an illegal immigrant in ...
• 8.Chinese planes bound for US
• China will sell 25 jets to a US company in a breakthrough deal that marks the country's entry into the big-plane market dominated by European and US p...
• 9.Obama floods airwaves with TV appeal
• Democrat Barack Obama took to the airwaves with a half-hour paid television appeal in an effort to lock in his lead in the polls just six days before ...
• 10.HIV/AIDS prejudice still rife, study says
• A survey taken in six major cities in China shows that most adults discriminate against HIV/AIDS sufferers. The survey, from February to March, was co...