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• 1.Big blow as big spenders turn big savers
• The US may be on its way to becoming a nation of savers, whether Americans like it or not. With home and stock prices declining and credit hard to com...
• 2.Sea patrol force to get more muscle
• China's marine surveillance (CMS) force will be strengthened to guard and manage 3 million sq km of ocean and 18,000 km of coastline under the country...
• 3.Files show US pilots ordered to shoot down UFO
• Two US fighter planes were scrambled and ordered to shoot down an unidentified flying object (UFO) over the English countryside during the Cold War, a...
• 4.Former vice-mayor sentenced to death
• Former Beijing vice-mayor Liu Zhihua has been sentenced to death, suspended for two years, for corruption, local media reported yesterday, citing a Sa...
• 5.WTO chief trying to avert crisis
• The World Trade Organization (WTO) will coordinate with member economies to avoid protectionism and help the global economy tide over the fast-expandi...
• 6.Reporting made easier for foreign media
• China's new rules on foreign media will make reporting from the country more convenient, Wang Chen, minister of the State Council Information Office, ...
• 7.Farmers get leeway on use of land
• Farmers can transfer their land-use rights under a new policy to boost agricultural production and rural incomes, in a new landmark policy. The Commun...
• 8.Stock markets continue to bleed
• Yesterday was the first anniversary of the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index hitting a historic high of 6,124 - but there was nothing to celebrate. D...
• 9.Thousands of toy makers laid off
• Workers at a toy factory in Guangdong have become the latest victims of the worldwide financial tsunami. More than 6,000 employees lost their jobs whe...
• 10.Exported beans 'pesticide free'
• Tests conducted on samples of frozen green beans exported to Japan showed no evidence of pesticide residue, Chinese authorities said here yesterday. J...