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Saturday, September 24, 2011»

AFP China 'launches gold vending machine'

9/24/2011 10:21:04 PM GMT
China, already the world's second largest bullion consumer, has installed the country's first gold vending machine in a busy shopping district in Beijing, state media said on Sunday.

Reuters Rio Tinto says will talk to Mongolia on copper mine deal

9/24/2011 9:27:00 PM GMT
Global mining giant Rio Tinto will respond to any request from the Mongolian government to discuss its investment in the country's giant Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold deposit, but still expects the original 2009 agreement to be honored.

AP Taiwan VP: President wants China political talks

9/24/2011 8:52:00 PM GMT
A U.S. cable released by WikiLeaks cites Taiwan's vice president as telling the top American diplomat on the island that President Ma Ying-jeou would open political talks with China if re-elected to a second term.

Reuters China must battle inflation, maintains growth-Zhou

9/24/2011 4:49:04 PM GMT
China's economic outlook is positive, but it must keep battling inflation and be ready to counteract any external shocks, the country's top central banker said on Saturday.

Reuters China must battle inflation, fend off shocks: Zhou

9/24/2011 12:54:02 PM GMT
China's economic outlook is positive, but it must keep battling inflation and be ready to counteract any external shocks, the country's top central banker said on Saturday.

AFP China urges eurozone to end debt crisis

9/24/2011 12:54:02 PM GMT
China on Saturday called on the eurozone to move quickly to end its debt crisis at a meeting of the world's finance chiefs in Washington.

WSJ Leaders Press Europe on Debt

9/24/2011 12:16:00 PM GMT
The world economy is in the "second slowdown of this recovery," and more needs to be done about the European debt crisis before it becomes more severe, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said at the meeting of the International Monetary Fund on Saturday.

Telegraph Arab Spring tops agenda at Hague China summit

9/24/2011 11:59:02 AM GMT
Britain will hold the latest round of key strategic talks with China on Monday, with the Arab Spring uprisings high on the agenda at the London meeting.

Telegraph Commentary: China chooses a peaceful path

9/24/2011 11:19:01 AM GMT
The Chinese government recently released a White Paper titled China's Peaceful Development, in which it declared to the world that peaceful development is a strategic choice China has made.

BBC Anger over China tourist beating

9/24/2011 8:23:02 AM GMT
A Chinese tourist was beaten unconscious after being mistaken for a petitioner who wanted to lobby the authorities in Beijing, state media report.

Telegraph Human glider flies through hole in the side of mountain

9/24/2011 7:30:02 AM GMT
American wingsuit flier Jeb Corliss soared through a hole in Tianmen mountain near Zhangjiajie, Hunan province central China.

Bloomberg XCMG Construction Said to Cancel Plans to Raise $1.1 Billion in Stock Sale

9/24/2011 12:53:04 AM GMT
XCMG Construction Machinery Co., China’s biggest crane maker, scrapped plans to raise about $1.1 billion in a share sale in Hong Kong after some underwriters backed out of commitments to buy any unsold stock, three people with knowledge of the matter said.

WSJ Apple Slows Down in China

9/24/2011 12:27:04 AM GMT
New Apple stores in Hong Kong and Shanghai have generated lots of fanfare, but the company has opened just a fifth of its planned 25 stores in China this year.

Friday, September 23, 2011»

WSJ Mercedes Slows in China

9/23/2011 10:08:05 PM GMT
Sounding the latest warning signal about slowing economic growth in China, Mercedes-Benz said its luxury-car sales gains in the country slowed in July and August after a torrid first half.

WSJ Riots Erupt Over Land in South China

9/23/2011 9:01:00 PM GMT
Police in southern China struggled to quell violent protests over alleged government land grabs that so far have left more than 10 police injured, in the latest sign of unrest in the country's most important manufacturing region.