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  • GUANGZHOU, Feb. 2, 2016 -- Passengers rushing home for the coming Spring Festival, or the Chinese Lunar New Year, are seen stranded out of Guangzhou railway station in Guangzhou,south China's Guangdong Province, Feb. 2, 2016. Some 50,000 passengers were detained in the railway station due to delays of trains caused by continous bad weather. (Xinhua/Liu Dawei)International

    What Slowdown? Chinese Travel Boomed Last Year

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  • CHINA-ECONOMY-STOCKSInternational

    China Ousts Stock Regulator as Part of Blame Game

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  • China Daily LifeInternational

    China’s New Online Content Rules May Pressure Foreign Media

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  • CHINA-ECONOMY-CURRENCYInternational

    Is China Trying to Hide Capital Outflows?

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  • General Views of Macau As Casino Revenue Falls 32% While China Curbs Hit VIP GamingInternational

    The Strange History of Playboy in China

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  • Dine Out With MasterCard And Support A Priceless Cause: Fighting CancerInternational

    Apple Pay is Finally Opening in China

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  • CHINA-INDUSTRY-FAIRInternational

    China’s Answer To Boeing Loses Shine

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  • Port Area Ahead Of Hong Kong's Trade FiguresInternational

    The Latest Trade Figures Out of China Are Gloomy

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  • China's Xiaomi Breaks Into Tablet MarketInternational

    As China Chokes on Pollution, a Top Air Filter Fails Inspection

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  • Packages are piled up in a small shop's Cainiao serviceFinance

    What Alibaba’s Strong Earnings Say About a Slowing China

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  • Rising overall credit in China.International

    China’s Rising Debt Gets Moody’s Attention

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  • George Soros, the billionaire investor and founder of Soros Fund Management LLC.International

    China Goes After George Soros

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  • You know them now.International

    Why Chinese Smartphone Makers Come to America

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  • General Views of Macau As Casino Revenue Falls 32% While China Curbs Hit VIP GamingFinance

    Terrified by China? Blame Its Leaders

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  • Hu Da’s noodles were just a little too amazing.International

    China Cracks Down on Restaurants’ Opiate Use

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