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Coca-Cola accused of illegally collecting classified information in China
US soft drinks giant Coca-Cola is “cooperating fully” with Chinese authorities on allegations that it illegally mapped part of a southwestern province as part of its distribution operations, it said Wednesday.
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Life Of A Chinese Hacker: Work Is Awful, Pay Is Lousy, Boss Doesn't Understand
The Los Angeles Times looks at the blog posts written over a 4-year period by "Rocy Bird," who told tales of what it's like inside a People's Liberation Army hacking unit.
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Do Chinese leaders ever retire?
China's newly-retired president, Hu Jintao, will probably never write a gossipy bestseller chronicling his time in Beijing. And the country's outgoing premier, Wen Jiabao, isn't expected to embark on a lucrative speaking tour once he leaves office.
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336 million abortions under China's one-child policy
More than half a billion birth control procedures, including at least 336 million abortions, have been performed in the name of the one-child policy, China's Health ministry revealed yesterday.
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China Is Engineering Genius Babies
It’s not exactly news that China is setting itself up as a new global superpower. While Western civilization chokes on its own gluttony like a latter-day Marlon Brando, China continues to buy up Ameri…
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Video: Chinese police detain British reporter, unaware he’s broadcasting live throughout
The Sky News live feed goes from Tiananmen Square to the back of a van to a surreal exchange in an empty school.
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Taiwan to aim missiles at China
TAIWAN is set to produce 50 medium-range missiles next year that will target military bases in southeast China, a media report says.
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From Spitting to Shitting: China's Ten Worst Subway Manners
We share news and opinions on a number of different subjects, including the formation of the New World Order, popular conspiracy theories, culture, history, science, social, and current events.
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China's biggest social network goes nuts over McMuffins
Users of China's biggest social network, Sina Weibo, were there to chronicle the slavering hordes as they crashed the Golden Arches.
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Was Chinese Scientist a Spy at NASA?
Contractor may have had access to high-level imaging technology with potential military uses.
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Bought for $3 at yard sale, bowl sells for $2.2 million
A rare Chinese bowl bought for about $3 from a yard sale in the U.S. sold for $2.2 million at an auction in New York on Tuesday.
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Online Communities in China Are Moving Past the Internet
In a potential breakthrough for the still-oppressive country's civil society, internet-based youth communities are beginning to meet up in real life as well.
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Number of dead pigs found in Chinese rivers rises to 16,000
Authorities say Shanghai's water is safe, but no official explanation has yet been given for the dumping of carcasses
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China starts to get tough with North Korea
China is trying to punish its ally North Korea for its nuclear and missile tests, stepping up inspections of North Korean-bound cargo in an effort to send a message that it is piqued, without provoking the Pyongyang government.
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US jails China engineer over military secrets
Sixing Liu sentenced to nearly six years in prison for exporting details on missiles and unmanned drones.
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Chinese counterfeits: How can companies battle the fakes?
Ryan Lee was busy revelling in the immediate success of his invention - a high-quality mini speaker that could fill a room with music - when the party was cut short.
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Is China Transforming Africa?
And, if so, is this transformation for the better? Part of an ongoing series of discussions with ChinaFile.
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Communist Chinese media mouthpiece bashes Apple again
Is Apple turning into one of China's most hated companies? That seems to be the intent of a state-orchestrated media campaign.
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Chinese baking soda... ummm...
Do they even try?
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Canada, China challenging the United States for start-up supremacy
Canada and China have taken steps to challenge the United States as the top spot for entrepreneurs.
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