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| News Alert |
| Shanghai aims to be a national model city for environmental protection before World Expo 2010, the environment authority said today.
(9/4 16:41)Yu Zhifei, Shanghai's former Formula One racing boss, will serve a four-year jail term after his appeal was rejected by an Anhui court.
(9/4 16:41)Qibao Town and Xintiandi have been chosen to join the elite Shanghai well-known district brands.
(9/4 09:21)Hong Kong film maker Wong Kar-wai will probably be appointed the jury chairman of the 11th
Shanghai International Film Festival this year.
(9/4 09:21)China yesterday denounced violent protesters who tried to sabotage Olympic Games torch relays
in London and Paris.
(9/4 09:20)Chongming Island will build the country's first theme park for bicycles that will include bike paths and competitions.
(8/4 16:44)A hot spring in Sheshan resort area in Songjiang gushed water for the first time today. The area could become a hot spring resort one day.
(8/4 16:44)Passengers in China will not be allowed to take lighters or matches on planes, the latest security step taken by the aviation authority.
(8/4 16:42)A Jilin court has sentenced Zhang Rongkun, a key figure in Shanghai¡¯s pension-fund scandal, to
19 year in prison.
(8/4 09:20)The yuan nearly cracked the seven mark against the US dollar yesterday when it closed at 7.0015
against the greenback in Shanghai.
(8/4 09:20)The second half of the century-old Waibaidu Bridge was moved yesterday.
(8/4 09:18)China Eastern Airlines suspends two senior officials today after pilots intentionally disrupted flights last week.
(7/4 16:27)China and New Zealand today signed a free-trade agreement, the first such pact between China and a developed country.
(7/4 16:27)The Shanghai Composite Index jumped 4.45% to 3,599.62 at 3pm. Today¡¯s gain was the biggest since March 28.
(7/4 16:27)Half of Shanghai¡¯s century-old Waibaidu Bridge was moved out of position atop a barge yesterday
morning.
(7/4 09:18)China Eastern Airlines has apologized for its ¡°flight returns¡± issue in Yunnan last week and
promised compensation for affected passengers.
(7/4 09:18)China and New Zealand will sign a goundbreaking free-trade agreement in Beijing today.
(7/4 09:17)China¡¯s first self-built LNG carrier was delivered to its owner in Shanghai yesterday.
(4/4 09:12)The first tour groups from Shanghai to Tibet since the Lhasa riots are expected to set out at the
end of this month.
(4/4 09:11)Tencent Inc will provide Internet-related services to World Expo 2010.
(4/4 09:10)Construction on the eastern extension of Metro Line 2 and relocation work to make way for line 11 will begin this year.
(3/4 16:22)Nanjing Road will set up smoking areas in 23 stores along the shopping strip next month to eventually turn it into a smoke-free zone.
(3/4 16:22)Lhasa 's tourism industry will reopen to the world on May 1. The relaunch will bring more than 100,000 people back to work after the unrest.
(3/4 16:21)Canadian pop singer Celine Dion has postponed her Beijing concert but her Shanghai performance
will go ahead.
(3/4 09:24)Shanghai plans to build about 18 million square meters of new apartments in 2009, with 45
percent set aside for budget and low-rent houses.
(3/4 09:24)Liu Xiang and Yao Ming have relegated David Beckham to third spot in the sporting hearts of Asian
youngsters.
(3/4 09:23)US President George W. Bush urged NATO allies today to send more troops to Afghanistan.
(2/4 16:05)Shanghai plans to open a new entertainment park in 2010 that is almost 10 times bigger than the Jinjiang Amusement Park.
(2/4 16:05)The 2007-08 A1 Grand Prix China round will kick off at Shanghai International Circuit on April 11. The highest ticket price is 90 yuan.
(2/4 16:05)An improved signaling system will be used on Shanghai¡¯s new Metro lines to help improve safety.
(2/4 09:28)China¡¯s 3G phones debuted in Shanghai yesterday with flashy functions that attracted crowds of
shoppers but sales were only moderate.
(2/4 09:27)Shanghai stocks tumbled 4.13 percent to an 11-month closing low yesterday.
(2/4 09:27)Metro China has recalled a contaminated batch of imported Italian mozzarella cheese to ensure public safety.
(1/4 16:01)World Bank forecast China¡¯s growth would settle at about 9.4 percent this year, two percentage points slower than last year.
(1/4 16:00)Italian city of Milan yesterday won out over the Turkish port city of Izmir in a vote as the site of the 2015 World Expo.
(1/4 16:00)Shanghai World Expo organizers have started a worldwide search for teams to find and arrange
sculptures in the Expo site.
(1/4 09:59)Shanghai¡¯s stocks yesterday dived below 3,500 again, bringing the total loss suffered by the
market to 34 percent in the first quarter.
(1/4 09:59)Revenue of China¡¯s mutual funds posted a record high last year, more than quadrupling that in
2006.
(1/4 09:59)Chinese President Hu Jintao announced the start of a month-long worldwide torch relay for the Beijing Olympics today.
(31/3 16:00)Construction workers have begun installing the steel structure of the Expo Center, the first permanent pavilion on the World Expo 2010 site.
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