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Articles, Quotes and Photos for China on July 16, 2009

  1. NYSE Euronext Joins as Sponsor of the USA National Pavilion at 2010 Shanghai World Expo
    NYSE.com 6 months ago

    "Joining many of our listed company partners, we are proud to support the 2010 Shanghai World Expo as a sponsor... Full Article at NYSE.com

  2. The Age logo
    China's economy bounces back with strong growth
    The Age 6 months ago

    China's urban fixed asset investments, a measure of government spending on infrastructure, rose 33.6 percent in the first half of... Full Article at The Age

  3. Sydney Morning Herald logo
    Strong growth figures in China's resurgent economy
    Sydney Morning Herald 6 months ago

    Before the global economic crisis struck, China had experienced double-digit annual growth from 2003 to 2007, and again for the first two quarters of last year. To fight the... Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald

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    Himfr.com Predicts Huge Potential for Stainless Steel Security Doors
    PR Newswire 6 months ago

    Stainless steel security door has become the new favorite of the market. China's economic development is pushing up the demand for high-end construction and home decorations materials. Stainless steel security... Full Article at PR Newswire

  5. ABC4.com (KTVX) logo
    China to issue arrest warrants for Xinjiang riots
    ABC4.com (KTVX) 6 months ago

    The unrest, the worst ethnic violence China has seen in decades, began July 5 in Urumqi with a protest by Muslim Uighurs that spiraled into violence against Han Chinese,... Full Article at ABC4.com (KTVX)

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  1. Mr Chung has been an agent of the People's Republic of China for over 30 years
    SOURCE: Edinburgh Daily News 6 months ago
  2. Everybody is appreciating the pickup in China. They carry a bigger weight on the world stage than ever before and I think it's fair to say their growth is boosting demand for exports elsewhere
    David Cohen – David Cohen SOURCE: Globe and Mail 6 months ago
  3. China's youth is at the forefront of this. Youths today have grown up in the Internet age and have been exposed to new things as never before, which has had a huge impact
    SOURCE: Expatica 6 months ago
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  1. FILE - In this July 16, 2009 file photo, an Uighur ethnic minority man puts on his prosthetic leg as Chinese Paramilitary police patrol a street in Urumqi, China. Three months after deadly ethnic rioting in China's far west, dozens of men from the Uighur...
  2. The solo representative of China, center, stands behind the country sign board, among a mass of representatives from other countries during the opening ceremony of the World Games in the Main Stadium in Taiwan's southern port city of Kaohsiung, Thursday...
  3. Two representatives for China carry a placard and national flag during the opening ceremonies of the World Games in the Main Stadium in Taiwan's southern port city of Kaohsiung, July 16, 2009. The 100-strong Chinese delegation boycotted the opening ceremony...
  4. Chinese security forces patrol the streets of Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  5. A Taiwanese student holds China's national flag in the Main Stadium during the opening ceremony of the 2009 World Games in Kaohsiung July 16, 2009. China has boycotted the opening ceremony of the World Games in Taiwan, an official with the games has said. A...
  6. A Uighur ethnic minority beggar is scolded by a Muslim worshiper after Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the...
  7. Uighur ethnic minority worshipers take part in Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim Prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  8. Uighur ethnic minority worshipers take part in Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim Prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  9. A Taiwanese student holds China's national flag in the Main Stadium during the opening ceremony of the 2009 World Games in Kaohsiung July 16, 2009. China has boycotted the opening ceremony of the World Games in Taiwan, an official with the games has said. A...
  10. A Han Chinese woman, rear, takes a snapshot of Uighur ethnic minority worshipers taking part in Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary...
  11. Uighur ethnic minority worshipers take part in Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  12. Uighur ethnic minority worshipers take part in Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  13. Uighur ethnic minority worshipers take part in Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  14. Volunteers hold China's flag and placard as they enter the main stadium during the World Games opening ceremony in Zouying, Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan on July 16, 2009. The World Games officially began in southern Taiwan on July 16 with a colourful music-and-dance...
  15. Uighur ethnic minority worshipers arrive to Friday noon prayers in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  16. Paramilitary police stand guard in the streets of Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  17. Paramilitary police patrol the streets of Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  18. Paramilitary police stand guard in the streets of Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  19. Taiwanese students hold China's national flag in the Main Stadium during the opening ceremony of the 2009 World Games in Kaohsiung July 16, 2009. China has boycotted the opening ceremony of the World Games in Taiwan, an official with the games has said. A...
  20. Paramilitary police stands guard in the streets of Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim Prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  21. Chinese paramilitary police officers stand guard close to a camel in the streets of Urumqi, China, Thursday, July 16, 2009. Security in Urumqi remained tight as some roads leading to the Grand Bazaar market remained closed, while clusters of security officers...
  22. Chinese security forces line up on the People's Square in Urumqi, China, Thursday, July 16, 2009. Security in Urumqi remained tight as some roads leading to the Grand Bazaar market remained closed, while clusters of security officers stood guard in corners...
  23. Baratzhan, an Uighur resident of Almaty who was born in China in 1941, shows a book titled "Uighurstan" in his house in Almaty July 15, 2009. As clashes between Uighurs and Han Chinese erupted in July in the Xinjiang capital Urumqi - just a days' drive from...
  24. Magniyaz Abdrimov (C), an Uighur resident of Almaty who was born in China in 1927, and his relatives look through photographs at his house in Almaty July 15, 2009. As clashes between Uighurs and Han Chinese erupted in July in the Xinjiang capital Urumqi -...
  25. A Muslim man walks through an alley way leading to Baitulla mosque in Urumqi, China, Friday, July 17, 2009. Security in Urumqi has tightened ahead of Friday Muslim Prayers with riot police and paramilitary soldiers patrolling the streets of the city.
  26. Chinese security forces line up on the People's Square in Urumqi, China, Thursday, July 16, 2009. Security in Urumqi remained tight as some roads leading to the Grand Bazaar market remained closed, while clusters of security officers stood guard in corners...
  27. A vendor waits for customers at her shoe stall in Nanjing, Jiangsu province July 16, 2009. China's annual GDP growth accelerated to 7.9 percent in the second quarter from 6.1 percent in the first quarter, as a surge in bank lending and government spending...
  28. An Uighur ethnic minority man prays next to his commercial stall near the Grand Bazaar Market in Urumqi, China, Thursday, July 16, 2009. Security in Urumqi remained tight as some roads leading to the Grand Bazaar market remained closed, while clusters of...
  29. Chinese security forces line up on the People's Square in Urumqi, China, Thursday, July 16, 2009. Security in Urumqi remained tight as some roads leading to the Grand Bazaar market remained closed, while clusters of security officers stood guard in corners...
  30. An Uighur ethnic minority man puts on his prosthetic leg as Chinese Paramilitary police patrol a street in Urumqi, China, Thursday, July 16, 2009. Security in Urumqi remained tight as some roads leading to the Grand Bazaar market remained closed, while clusters...
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