US draws the line for China with Taiwan package (News Analysis)
In announcing a $6 billion arms package for Taiwan, the Obama administration has drawn the line beyond which it would not let China push them.
China govt opens cracks in its culture of secrecy
Beijing issued a stinging response Friday to Hillary Rodham Clinton's criticism that it is jamming the free flow of words and ideas on the Internet, accusing the United States of damaging relations be…
Dhaka moves to second slot in Japanese apparel market
Dhaka, Feb 1 (IANS) Bangladesh has beaten competition from India, Indonesia and Myanmar to grab the second slot, next only to China, in Japan's $26.5 billion apparels and accessories market.
China Faces Price Pressures as Economy Shows Strength
BEIJING, Feb 1 (Reuters) – China's economy made a strong start to the year, according to a pair of business surveys released on Monday that also underlined the mounting challenge policymakers face to …
US draws the line for China withTaiwan package
Washington, Feb 1 (IANS) In announcing a $6 billion arms package for Taiwan, the Obama administration has drawn the line beyond which it would not let China push them.
Unlikely crusader gets China to disclose data
The Chinese businessman battled for years to get cities to reveal their budgets, but his quest seemed quixotic in a country notorious for keeping citizens in the dark.
National Zoo Hosts Party for Panda’s Farewell
The National Zoo’s farewell celebration for young panda that will soon be sent to China ended early Saturday because of the snow, but not before the popular bear got a special frozen cake.
China cracks down on foreign offices
CHINA is cracking down on international companies' "representative offices" and limiting the number of foreigners to four per office.
China laying honey-traps for British executives to procure business secrets
China is laying honey traps for UK business executives by bugging and burgling them in order to blackmail them into providing sensitive commercial secrets, British intelligence service MI5 has alleged.
'China bugging, burgling, honey-trapping British businessmen'
London, Jan 31 (IANS) The Chinese government is not only hacking into computers but also bugging, burgling and blackmailing British business executives in search of commercial secrets, the British intelligence agency was quoted saying Sunday.