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Huang Guangyu's Farewell Letter
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Today
Huang Guangyu, once China's richest man, couldn't begin his jail term for the next 14 years without saying a few parting words in a public letter published in a leading Chinese magazine. Full Story »
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Ex-Googler Lee Aims for China's Mobile Users
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Today
Ex-Google China President Kai-Fu Lee is out to prove that China can be innovative, and he's starting with two projects that take aim at China's massive mobile-subscriber population. Full Story »
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In China, Even Small Cities Spend Big
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Today
A new survey into consumer behavior in China overturns a commonly held belief: China's biggest spenders live in big cities...and small towns, too. Full Story »
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Bumpy Months Ahead for U.S. and China
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Today
Diplomats in Washington and Beijing won't be having a restful five months. Full Story »
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- China
- United States
- Beijing
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App Makers Struggle in China
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Today
Mobile-app developer 9thQ, like many in China, is faced with a dilemma: While it is more adapted to the Chinese market, it has to release its products on overseas platforms like Apple's App Store or Google's Android Market. Full Story »
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China Needn't Fear BHP Buying Potash, Exec Says
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Today
Investors are keen for signs of whether China fears a BHP Billiton takeover of Potash Corp. enough to try to disrupt it. One industry executive says Beijing need not worry. Full Story »
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Why Settling Trade In Yuan Matters
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Sep 3, 2010
China's central bank shed some light on the benefits of letting companies in China settle bills with their business partners abroad in yuan. Full Story »
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Sony Ericsson Doesn't Fear Chinese Knock-off Phones
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Sep 3, 2010
Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson doesn't think knock-off Chinese phones are harming its market share, but Chinese handset makers will be "serious" competitors long-term, the company's chief executive said in Beijing this week. Full Story »
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High Hopes for Taiwanese Little Leaguers
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Sep 3, 2010
The high hopes for Taiwan's Little League team may have been dashed over the weekend when it lost in extra innings to Japan, but the team will have an even bigger chance next year, when a new Little League World… Full Story »
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China's Food Safety Challenges
China Journal on WSJ.com &bull Sep 3, 2010
Sino-American cooperation to increase product safety is increasing, but this does not relieve concern about the safety of food and other Chinese exports to the U.S., Stanley Lubman writes. Full Story »
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Topics:
- China
- United States
- Food
