CHINA NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
CHINA NEWS - Last Generation Network News for Sunday April 30 2017
| News & Observer | - |
The Philippines followed up a summit of Southeast Asian leaders by releasing a final communique Sunday that removed mention of international concerns over China's "militarization" of newly built islands in the disputed South China Sea in a major ...
| CNBC | - |
Growth in China's manufacturing sector slowed faster than expected in April, an official survey showed on Sunday, as producer price inflation cooled and policymakers' efforts to reduce financial risks in the economy weighed on demand.
| CNNMoney | - |
China has deported an American businesswoman whom it convicted of spying a few days earlier. Sandy Phan-Gillis spent more than two years in Chinese custody after being detained in March 2015 during a business trip with officials from Houston.
| New York Times | - |
A world away in eastern China, Zhu Delong, 75, also shook his head as his net dredged up a disappointing array of pinkie-size shrimp and fledgling yellow croakers.
| New York Times | - |
President Trump with President Xi Jinping of China at Mar-a-Lago this month. “We had a great chemistry, I think,” Mr. Trump said.
| Forbes | - |
France's Mistral amphibious assault carrier docked in Nagasaki, Japan on April 29 in advance of military exercises to be conducted with the U.K.
| WTAE Pittsburgh | - |
Ltd. created the band, auditioning and training members from all over China, after the overwhelming success of androgynous Chinese pop idol Li Yuchun, who attracted many female fans and critics, who dubbed her "Bro Chun." In 2005, Li won "Supergirl," a ...
| Financial Times | - |
And they question how much value China will get from the billions of dollars it has spent on an aircraft that will be inferior to its Boeing and Airbus rivals and may not obtain the European and US certification needed to fly in most international markets.
| Quartz | - |
Zhu Jianying, the owner of a home goods shop in southwest Johannesburg, plans to leave South Africa as soon as she can. Her store is making less than half of what it was two years ago when it first opened.
| The New Yorker | - |
In late February, a three-and-a-half-year-old cub clambered into a crate marked “Contents one panda” to begin a sixteen-hour, one-way flight to China. Bao Bao was born at the National Zoo, in Washington, D.C., and this was her first trip overseas. Her ...
| Bleacher Report | - |
Alexander Levy won the Volvo China Open for the second time in a captivating play-off against Dylan Frittelli in Beijing on Sunday.
| South China Morning Post | - |
China is now the seventh country with the capability to build its own aircraft carrier, along with the US, Russia, Britain, France, Italy and Spain, after Wednesday's unveiling of the home-made Shandong.
| Channel NewsAsia | - |
BEIJING: China's domestically developed AG600, the world's largest amphibious aircraft, took its maiden flight ahead of schedule on Saturday from the southern city of Zhuhai, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
| Livemint | - |
Singapore: A third strongman has managed to do what the two before him couldn't: Sever the link between the stock markets of China and India. The correlation between the CSI 300 and the Nifty 50 indexes survived Xi Jinping's ascent to power in 2012 and ...
| Bloomberg | - |
“This on one hand reflects that there is little improvement in underlying demand; on the other hand, the de-leveraging effort by the Chinese authorities, has started to work. In general, China is in the course of monetary tightening and regulation ...
| South China Morning Post | - |
“The Chinese Encyclopaedia is not a book, but a Great Wall of culture,” Yang Muzhi, the editor-in-chief of the project and the chairman of the Book and Periodicals Distribution Association of China, told senior scientists at a meeting at the ...
| The Straits Times | - |
From 2000, Beijing began blurring its distinction between huaqiao, or mainland Chinese living overseas, and huaren, or those of Chinese origin who were born or settled overseas, by lumping both together as one big China family. This recent blurring is ...
| Financial Times | - |
Chinese insurance group Anbang has threatened legal action against a leading investigative magazine over what it called “slanderous” allegations about financial irregularities and the marital status of its chairman, in the latest sign of the ...
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