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| News Alert |
| China¡¯s first-quarter tax revenue increased more than a third from the year before.
(18/4 09:25)Former Shanghai Party Secretary Chen Liangyu will not appeal his 18-year jail term for abuse of
power and taking bribes.
(18/4 09:25)Shanghai stocks tumbled more than 2 percent to a one-year low yesterday.
(18/4 09:24)China's top aviation authority will suspend part of China Eastern Airlines' operation in Yunnan Province.
(17/4 16:01)A train trip from Shanghai to Hefei City will be cut by two hours to four-and-a-half hours after a new railway link opens tomorrow.
(17/4 15:48)Shanghai's Pudong International Airport has begun to cut food and product prices about 25% to match those in the city's Metro stations.
(17/4 15:46)The reserve ratio will rise 16 percent on yuan deposits on April 25, China¡¯s central bank said
yesterday.
(17/4 09:21)Shanghai¡¯s retail sales jumped 16.9 percent to 109.1 billion yuan in the first quarter, up 3.7
percentage points from a year earlier.
(17/4 09:20)The Principality of Monaco signed a participation contract with Shanghai Expo organizers
yesterday.
(17/4 09:20)Inflation slows to 8.3% in March, down 0.4 of a percentage point from February.
(16/4 17:10)China's GDP jumps 10.6% to 6.2 trillion yuan in the first quarter.
(16/4 17:05)Carrefour issues a statement supporting the Beijing Olympics and says its president and Chinese CEO will attend the opening ceremony.
(16/4 17:05)More than 70 people were killed when a Congolese airliner taking off from the eastern city of
Goma crashed yesterday.
(16/4 09:22)China demanded an apology from US TV news channel CNN yesterday after one of its
commentators attacked the Chinese people.
(16/4 09:21)Chile signed its 2010 World Expo participation contract with China in Shanghai yesterday.
(16/4 09:21)Shanghai will start construction of Metro Line 12 this year, the city¡¯s Metro authority said.
(15/4 17:55)Delta Air Lines has reached an agreement to take over Northwest Airlines and create the world's biggest carrier.
(15/4 17:55)British Finance Minister Alistair Darling said Tibet is an internal Chinese affair and the UK is opposed to Tibetan independence.
(15/4 17:54)Expo Shanghai Online, a new program in Expo¡¯s 150-year-plus history, was launched yesterday at
a seminar in Paris.
(15/4 09:21)Beijing will adopt temporary measures to stop construction and close heavy industries to improve
the city¡¯s air quality for the Olympics.
(15/4 09:21)The National Geological Park in Chongming Island will officially open on April 28.
(15/4 09:20)The Shanghai Composite Index sank 5.62 percent today, its biggest drop in 10 weeks.
(14/4 16:19)Thousands of overseas Chinese held rallies in Western countries to voice anger at Tibetan separatists for causing violence in Lhasa.
(14/4 16:19)Shanghai¡¯s consumer confidence index fell 7.9 points from the previous quarter to 103.7 due to inflationary pressure.
(14/4 16:18)China¡¯s CPI rose an estimated 8.3 percent in March, Liu Shiyu, deputy central bank governor, said
over the weekend.
(14/4 09:27)Jet Li won the Best Actor for his role in ¡°The Warlords,¡± which was awarded the Best Film, at the
27th Hong Kong Film Awards yesterday.
(14/4 09:27)A coal mine gas explosion in Huludao City, Liaoning Province, has killed at least 14 and left two
missing.
(14/4 09:27)Shanghai¡¯s car plate auction will take place on April 19 with 9,000 licenses up for grabs.
(11/4 16:10)Overseas visitors can get a taste of life as a local and stay at an "Olympic home" during the 2008 Beijing Games.
(11/4 16:09)Former Shanghai Party chief Chen Liangyu is found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 18 years in prison.
(11/4 16:09)The yuan yesterday cracked the psychologically important seven mark against the US dollar for the
first time.
(11/4 09:22)Chinese police have broken up a terror ring plotting to kidnap athletes, foreign journalists and
other visitors to the Beijing Olympics.
(11/4 09:22)China¡¯s quarterly trade surplus fell for the first time in three years.
(11/4 09:22)The Olympic torch relay in San Francisco concluded yesterday afternoon without any major incidents.
(10/4 16:54)Seventeen government departments will launch a city-wide campaign to wipe out illegal TV satellites that receive foreign programs.
(10/4 16:54)Dazhong Company performed the best among Shanghai's 5 largest taxis firms while Bashi was the worst last month, the traffic authority said.
(10/4 16:52)Boeing Co delayed delivery of the 787 Dreamliner until the third quarter of 2009, its third
postponement in six months.
(10/4 09:24)Former Shanghai Party Secretary Chen Liangyu will find out his fate tomorrow when a Tianjin Court
will announce its ruling.
(10/4 09:24)Shanghai plans to build a new Metro line that will cross Lujiazui Station on Metro Line 2.
(10/4 09:22)The Shanghai Composite Index sank 5.5 percent to 3,413.91 as lenders, airlines and insurers paced the decline.
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