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Posted by Liu Yong | Jul 30, 2009 The global financial crisis has been a wake-up call for southern China, adding urgency to official efforts to move beyond the region’s traditional reliance on low-end manufacturing, a top Chinese leader said in a rare meeting with members of the foreign media. Wang Yang, Communist Party secretary of southern China’s Guangdong province and a member of the party’s Politburo, said Thursday that the financial crisis exposed the fragility and volatility of bas...

Toxic air pollution is said to cost two million primitive deaths there every year and household coal usage is a major contributor to the misery. now the government is weaning consumers into natural gas for their heating and cooking beijing gas has been racing to start piping it to over three hundred rouble villages like here in south asia and one. fifty three year old resident wang yang is one of the last of millions to be converted but the conversion has a price a familys energy bill will rise ...

secretary at the chinese embassy in japan. investigators say he applied for a foreign residence card in 2008 at a tokyo ward office, and that he didnt disclose his status as a diplomat. police asked him earlier this month to come in for questioning but he rejected the request and returned to china. investigators say the diplomat may have collected hundreds of thousands of dollars from japanese companies for what he described as investment in the farming business in china. some of the m...

>>abirached: this week on world business >>: the new guard is waiting in the wings, but will chinas next generation of leaders lean more to the free market or populism. >>: we speak to the head of one of south east asias biggest banks, nazir razak chief executive of malaysias cimb >>: malaysia has the most developed legislative and regulatory framework for islamic finance >>: and a new voice for a new generation, why listening to and solving the problems faced by arab youth is crucial ...

>>abirached: this week on world business >>: the new guard is waiting in the wings, but will chinas next generation of leaders lean more to the free market or populism. >>: we speak to the head of one of south east asias biggest banks, nazir razak chief executive of malaysias cimb >>: malaysia has the most developed legislative and regulatory framework for islamic finance >>: and a new voice for a new generation, why listening to and solving the problems faced by arab youth is crucial ...