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How do you say "dead cat bounce" in Chinese? The Shanghai stock market surged 9.46% on Friday, but it's still down more than 60% this year.

Frederik Balfour, Eye on Asia

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China's Urbanization Means Rich Rewards for Business

As the number of Chinese living in cities explodes, the development opportunities are vast in every field, starting with construction

 

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Twitter Distracts and Annoys

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