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Around 945 respondents were involved in this survey from various job functions and these respondents were selected from seven Asian countries of China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand. Among those 945 respondents,...
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In China, Facebook and other Western social media are blocked by Communist authorities but have inspired Chinese clones that -- while heavily censored -- have been used to channel public pressure on the government. Conservative Asian mores also have...
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In this picture released by FREELAND Foundation, officers from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation examine a dead tiger's paws after the animal was seized during a raid, in Bangkok on Wednesday May 16, 2012. Thai police... View Photo »
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A top White House aide on Sunday said President Barack Obama wants to strike an ‘appropriate balance’ between advancing human rights and maintaining U.S. relations with China, the first public comments by the administration on its potential involvement in harboring a Chinese activist on the eve of diplo...
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Some 120,000 foreigners currently live and work in Beijing alone, and many more visitors are there on tourist visas. In order to stay in China for the longer term, foreigners require a visa and work permit. Upon entering the country they must register...
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CHINATOPIX Welders work Tuesday on the Shanghai Center Tower being built in Pudong, Shanghai. Chinese leaders are easing lending curbs and are expected to take other steps to shore up growth that fell to 8.1 percent in the first quarter. China’s...
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Much of the output of these new factories is for export. For instance: Partly to secure rare earth supplies, General Electric recently closed its last U.S. light bulb factory and is opening a new factory in China to make compact fluorescent lights. ...
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Li Na of China holds the ball before serving to Iveta Benesova of the Czech Republic during their match at the Rome Masters tennis tournament May 16, 2012. View Photo »
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Apple and Samsung have continued to dominate the NA market and the rest are quickly looking to China and APAC as their best chance to capture market share.
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An honor guard stands to attention as Chinese People's National Congress chairman Wu Bangguo arrives at the seat of the Dutch government in The Hague, Tuesday May 15, 2012. Wu Bangguo was invited to mark 40 years of bilateral ties between China and The Netherlands.
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The Chinese delegation, left, headed by the People's National Congress chairman Wu Bangguo, and the Dutch delegation headed by caretaker Prime Minister Mark Rutte, right, are seen at the start of a meeting in The Hague, Tuesday May 15, 2012. Wu Bangguo was invited to mark 40 years of...
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Chinese People's National Congress chairman Wu Bangguo, left, his wife Zhang Ruizhen, right, and Dutch Queen Beatrix, center, pose for the official photo at royal palace Huis Ten Bosch in The Hague, Tuesday May 15, 2012. Wu Bangguo was invited to mark 40 years of bilateral ties between...
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