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| News Alert |
| China Eastern Airlines has suspended or demoted 13 pilots who were involved in its ¡°flight-
return¡± debacle in Yunnan.
(3/7 09:26)Shanghai yesterday raised the monthly fuel subsidy by 1,050 yuan on each two-shift taxi to
compensate cabbies for rising gas prices.
(3/7 09:26)The development of Long March V, China¡¯s next-generation space-launch vehicle has begun.
(3/7 09:24)Beijing plans to carry out a flextime policy to ease traffic jams during the Olympic Games next month.
(2/7 15:51)Another police officer died last night from stab wounds, becoming the sixth to die in an attack on a security bureau in Shanghai yesterday.
(2/7 15:51)The annual plum rain season may end on Friday while the temperature may hit 38 ¡æ later this week, the weather bureau said.
(2/7 15:50)The Shanghai-Nanjing express train line yesterday started construction and will be in service
before July 1, 2010.
(2/7 09:27)The 5.28-square-kilometer Expo site will be developed into an international cultural exchange
and business center after World Expo 2010.
(2/7 09:26)A man armed with just a knife yesterday killed five police officers in a frenzied attack in Shanghai.
(2/7 09:26)Shanghai ¡¯s weather bureau issued the first heat alert this year as the temperature is expected to soar above 35¡æ today.
(1/7 17:05)Art troupes from 11 countries will perform at 2008 the Shanghai International Children's Theater Festival, which starts on Friday.
(1/7 17:05)A man killed 2 police officers and wounded 8 other people in an attack at Zhabei District Public Security Bureau today.
(1/7 17:05)Computer experts warn about two Trojan viruses this week, which could steal computer users¡¯
account and password.
(1/7 09:22)Warner Star Park featuring comic book superheroes and cartoon characters will open today
through August at Luxun Park.
(1/7 09:21)55 toilet designs for 2010 World Expo have been put online (www.toiletweb.cn/vote) for public
voting.
(1/7 09:20)The central government will meet personal representatives of the Dalai Lama in early July.
(30/6 16:16)Shanghai locals can now call "12319," a 24-hour summer hotline, to complain about the city's management problems.
(30/6 16:16)Chinese airlines will raise the fuel surcharge on flights over 800km to 150 yuan while on shorter flights it will increase to 80 yuan.
(30/6 16:15)China¡¯s first next-generation turboprop passenger plane, Xinzhou 600, yesterday rolled off the
production line in Xi¡¯an.
(30/6 11:39)A Chinese investment fund manager won the chance to have lunch with billionaire Warren Buffett
by bidding US$2.1 million.
(30/6 11:38)Shanghai will have a hot week, with rain or thunderstorm in the afternoons in some areas,
forecasters said.
(30/6 11:38)Some 10 companies from HK, Macau and Taiwan have agreed to invest up to US$3.52 billion in Sichuan projects.
(27/6 16:02)All shop assistants less than 45 years old who work at stores along Nanjing Road W. will have to be able to speak simple English by 2010.
(27/6 16:01)The Shanghai Composite Index lost 5.29% to close at 2,748.43. The index lost 2.94% this week.
(27/6 16:00)The National Automobile and Spare Parts Export Base (Shanghai) was officially opened yesterday in
Shanghai.
(27/6 09:27)China's insurers may pay 2 billion yuan in claims from the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan Province,
analysts say.
(27/6 09:27)The DPRK handed over a nuclear work accounting to China yesterday.
(27/6 09:25)About 120,000 people in Qingchuan County of Sichuan have lost their homes and fields after the May 12 earthquake.
(26/6 16:01)A C-shaped walkway will be built in Shanghai's financial heart of Lujiazui in Pudong New Area by the end of this year.
(26/6 16:01)The route of Metro Line 20, an extension of Line 2, has been approved by the Shanghai Urban Planning Administrative Bureau.
(26/6 16:00)An oil tank blew up yesterday afternoon in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, killing at least
three workers.
(26/6 09:22)China¡¯s leading supercomputer, 20 times more powerful than the current one, will have a home in
Shanghai by the end of this year.
(26/6 09:21)General Shao Hua, wife of Mao Anqing, the second son of late Chairman Mao Zedong, died in
Beijing on Tuesday.
(26/6 09:15)McDonald¡¯s will raise the price of some menu items from 0.50 yuan to 1.50 yuan due to increasing costs.
(25/6 15:53)Shenzhen flood control authority has not received reports on injuries or property damage after tropical storm Fengshen landed early today.
(25/6 15:52)Tickets for the 2008 Shanghai Golden Grand Prix track-and-field meet are on sale and 90 percent are priced below 200 yuan (US$28.60).
(25/6 15:52)Shanghai residents will continue to pay 7 percent of their monthly salary to the public housing
fund in the coming year.
(25/6 09:15)Vice Premier Hui Liangyu said yesterday the death toll from the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan
Province was expected to exceed 80,000.
(25/6 09:14)Shanghai and China's tallest building will look like a coiled dragon, according to its designer.
(25/6 09:12)Mengqingyuan Park, an environmental theme park for Suzhou Creek was opened to the public today.
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