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09Jul/15

China stock market crash explained

July 9, 2015FinanceBusiness/Finance, Capitalism, China, Chinese government, Corporate finance, Economic bubble, Economics, Economy, Equity securities, Finance, Financial crises, Financial economics, Financial markets, hanergy, Margin, Money, NEXT MEDIA, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Short, Stock, Stock market, The Washington Post, THE WASHINGTON POST COMPANYsmbale

(Next Media Online) – China stock markets went into complete meltdown on Tuesday and Wednesday after being in free fall since June 12.
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08Jun/15

China’s big and bold stock market bull run

June 8, 2015FinanceBull, Business, Business/Finance, Capitalism, Chairman, China, Economy, Finance, Financial data vendors, Financial market, Geography of China, Higher education in China, Japan, Lu, Paul Schulte, Peking University, Reuters, Schulte, Shanghai, Stock market, Tara Josephsmbale

(REUTERS) – Meet Lu Tingbo, a physics major at Peking University who’s also an active investor – managing about about 800,000 dollars cobbled together from family, friends and schoolmates.
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26May/15

China Consumer Electronics Show disappoints

May 26, 2015BusinessAsia, Boly Cam, China, Consumer electronics, Consumer Electronics Show, Google, Jane Lanhee Lee, Las Vegas, Shanghai, Sharkey, Stephen Cass, Technology/Internet, United Statessmbale

(REUTERS) – Check out Cool Glass One – it’s kind of like a cheap Google Glass.

Boly Cam is like a Go Pro for a fraction of the price.

And if you can’t fork out for an Apple Watch, Sharkey might work for you.

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17May/15

The world’s second tallest building opens for previews in Shanghai

May 17, 2015WorldArchitectural history, Architecture, Burj, Burj Khalifa, China, Construction, Dubai, Gensler, Kingdom Tower, Luo Yujie, Marshall Strabala, Shanghai, Shanghai Tower, Skyscraper, Skyscraper Index, Structural engineering, Willis Towersmbale

The world’s second tallest building opens its doors for a preview in Shanghai ahead of its completion due later in this year.
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15Apr/15

Entrepreneur creates website to help Chinese avoid “strange” English names

April 15, 2015InternetAsian culture, Beijing, China, Chinese as a foreign language, Chinese characters, Chinese culture, Chinese language, Chinese name, Chinese surname, Echo Wen, Faye Cheng, Jin Limin, Karate Yang, Kung Fu, Languages of Asia, Languages of China, Languages of Singapore, Languages of Taiwan, Lindsay Jernigan, Minastirith Huang, San Mao, Shanghai, Sinology, Sophia, Tai Chi, Weibo, Zhou Weismbale

Entrepreneur creates website to help Chinese learners of the English language steer clear of English names that might sound strange.

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