Article Archive for October 2006
China’s top legislature passed an ant-money laundering law that includes accepting bribes.
In addition to accepting bribes, violating financial management regulations and financial fraud will also be crimes.
The law will take affect on Jan. 1, next …
Angelia Jolie is considering a lawsuit against the head of a Cambodian aid group.
Jolie’s philanthropic and political advisor told the AP they were considering filing a lawsuit to recover hundred’s of thousands of dollars that …
Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg want to submit a joint bit for the 2018 World Cup. Do they really plan hosts that far in advance?
The three countries are preparing to submit a bid in January to …
It’s been five years since the idea of allowing private property was brought up with to the National People’s Congress.
Six drafts later and the legislation seems it may be approved in the next full session …
The Chinese yuan is under 8 yuan to a dollar now. And the first time it went under 7.89.
Traders are calling this a psychological milestone and economists are wondering if a stronger yuan is going …
Michael Yu’s new Oriental Education and Technology Group is the realization of the "Chinese Dream."
Yu Minhong’s father built a pig pen with rubble - broken pieces of brick, stones, whatever he could gather.
The lesson impacted …
China has begun a new 100 days campaign to crackdown on Internet piracy.
The National Copyright Administration said the campaign will crackdown on piracy of:
1. music
2. movies
3. software
4. books
5. private-run game servers
6. tools damaging Internet technological …


