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| News Alert |
| Shanghai is set to sizzle again this week, with forecasters predicting high temperatures and little rainfall.
(14/7 09:34)Foreign direct investment in China rose 45.5% year on year in the first half of 2008 to US$52.4 billion.
(11/7 16:04)Beijing will offer rewards of up to 500,000 yuan to people who provide tips about "major security threats" during the Beijing Olympics.
(11/7 16:04)An 18-year-old man who allegedly killed a 22-year-old Canadian model in Shanghai was caught in Anhui Province this morning.
(11/7 16:03)Chinese police have foiled five terrorism groups plotting attacks targeting the Beijing Olympics.
(11/7 09:31)China's biggest aluminum producers agreed to cut output by up to 10 percent to ease a power
shortage.
(11/7 09:31)Shanghai¡¯s water usage may hit a record high this year.
(11/7 09:25)China ¡¯s trade surplus from January to June reached US$99.03 billion, down 11.8 percent from the same period last year.
(10/7 16:00)Chinese firms had their best showing ever in the annual Fortune 500 global ranking, with 35 making the list based on 2007 revenue.
(10/7 15:59)Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to douse the city today, tomorrow and Saturday.
(10/7 15:59)Shanghai stocks jumped 3.75 percent to close at a four-week high yesterday.
(10/7 09:21)A seminar on Buddhist Studies in Foreign Languages, the first of its kind in China, opened at the
Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple yesterday.
(10/7 09:21)Beijing will start to use security staff at hundreds of checkpoints on entries to the city next week.
(10/7 09:20)A 22-year-old Canadian model was found killed in a residential complex in Shanghai¡¯s Changning District on Monday.
(9/7 16:31)China Southern Airlines will extend fuel surcharges to all international routes to offset rising fuel costs, officials of the carrier said.
(9/7 16:29)Shanghai issued 43,200 bank notes for the Olympic Games at branches around the city. Each person was allowed to buy one note.
(9/7 16:29)The Jackie Chan Movie Gallery in Shanghai will be open to the public on October 1 next year.
(9/7 09:28)Chinese experts have drawn up a plan to rebuild the quake-devastated Wolong nature reserve,
with an investment of 2 billion yuan.
(9/7 09:26)The number of Chinese people under extreme poverty has dropped from 250 million in 1978 to
14.79 million in 2007.
(9/7 09:26)Sanqing Mountain in Jiangxi Province has been added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites.
(8/7 16:21)The aviation authority said everyone should pass security checks before entering airports starting on July 20.
(8/7 16:20)Researchers fear obesity may become a problem among local kids after a study found they have almost the same weight as US children.
(8/7 15:54)Shanghai stocks rallied 4.59 percent, the most in more than two weeks, yesterday.
(8/7 09:27)China's passenger car sales rose 14.2 percent in the first half of this year, lower than an earlier
expectation of 20 percent.
(8/7 09:26)Shanghai weather experts said yesterday the big heat will continue for the rest of the month.
(8/7 09:25)The famous earthen homes in Fujian Province were added to the United Nation¡¯s World Heritage list over the weekend.
(7/7 15:55)The People's Bank of China plans to issue a commemorative bank note with a face value of 10 yuan to mark the Beijing Games.
(7/7 15:55)Shanghai prosecutors ratified the arrest of Yang Jia on manslaughter charges, accusing him of killing 6 police officers last week.
(7/7 15:40)Shanghai Daily launched the first English-language Sunday newspaper on China's mainland yesterday.
(7/7 09:51)US President George W. Bush said yesterday he was looking forward to cheering on the athletes at the Beijing Olympics.
(7/7 09:51)The Shanghai weather bureau forecast as least three more days of temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius this week.
(7/7 09:50)Shanghai baked in 37 degrees Celsius heat today as the meteorological bureau issued an orange alert for hot weather.
(4/7 16:19)US President George W. Bush will attend the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics, the White House announced yesterday.
(4/7 16:19)Hundreds of mainland tourists arrived in Taiwan today on the first regular cross-strait weekend chartered flights in nearly six decades.
(4/7 16:19)A top-level Party official has held talks with private representatives of the 14th Dalai Lama in
Beijing.
(4/7 09:16)The three-day national college entrance exam started yesterday for 120,000 students in areas
hard hit by the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan.
(4/7 09:16)Shanghai Daily will launch China¡¯s first English Sunday newspaper this weekend.
(4/7 09:15)Shanghai is planning to release weather information by changing the color of lights on some landmark buildings.
(3/7 16:07)Shanghai¡¯s Dino Beach water park has increased its weekend ticket price from 150 yuan to 200 yuan this summer.
(3/7 16:06)Shanghai¡¯s two airports are expected to serve a total of 84 million tourists and handle 5 million tons of cargo during the 2010 Expo.
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