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FINANCE
- Reassuring Words From Beijing Power Monday Stock Surge
- Shanghai Composite Index jumps nearly 7% in two days as rally continues
BANKER DETAINED
- Wealth Managers Curb China Travel After UBS Banker Detained
- Swiss banking giant has asked some bankers not to travel to China after incident
- Photos: Derailed Train Kills 18 in Taiwan
- Authorities still investigating cause of crash that left 187 injured
SOCIETY & CULTURE
- Egypt Considers Selling First Yen, Yuan Bonds in Early 2019
- Move would come as part of efforts to diversify funding sources and boost foreign inflows
BOND SALE
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Stocks Start Week Strong
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Travel Platform Has Plagiarism Problem: Report
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Shenzhen-Based ChiNext Closes Up 3.72% at 1249.89
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Shanghai Composite Index Closes Up 2.58% at 2550.47
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Shenzhen Component Index Closes Up 2.79% at 7387.74
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Former Top Internet Censor Admits to Corruption
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China’s Economy Grows Slowest Since 2009 Financial Crisis
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China Infrastructure Investment Growth Hits Record Low of 3.3% Year-on-Year in First Nine Months: Government
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September Retail Sales Grow 9.2% Year-on-Year: Government
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September Industrial Output Rises 5.8% Year-on-Year, Lowest in Over Two Years: Government
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Fixed-Asset Investment Grows 5.4% Year-on-Year in First Three Quarters of 2018: Government
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China's Year-on-Year GDP Growth Decelerates to 6.5% in Q3, Lowest Since Q1 2009
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Shanghai Composite Index Opens Down 1.06% at 2460.08
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Shenzhen Component Index Opens Down 1.26% at 7097.04
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Shenzhen-Based ChiNext Opens Down 1.54% at 1186.49
- Report Revealing Huarong Ties Rattles Some HK Shares
- China Minsheng Bank, companies backed by Yao Zhenhua are among 26 in complex web reported by investor David Webb
- Those Who Don’t Support Development of Private Enterprises Must Be Corrected: Liu He
- Chinese vice premier says ‘there will be no modern industrial system’ without such companies
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- 3Shenzhen Has Billion-Dollar Bailout Plan For Local Companies
- 4Spy Camera Discovery Creates Outrage at Apartment Leasing Specialist
- 5Update: China’s Economic Growth Hasn’t Been This Slow Since Financial Crisis
- 6Update: Stocks Surge After Xi’s Top Economic Adviser Calms Investors
- 7China's Stock Rout Puts $613 Billion of Share Pledges at Risk
- 8Five Things to Know About What PBOC Chief Said at the IMF Meetings
- 9Investors Dismiss Regulator Pledge as Stocks Fall to Near Four-Year Lows
- 10Update: U.S. Says China Not a Currency Manipulator, but Has Been Bad — Very Bad
- Update: China’s Economic Growth Hasn’t Been This Slow Since Financial Crisis
- GDP expands 6.5% in third quarter as government warns of mounting challenges
- Online Liquor Store Gets $288 Million From Alibaba
- 1919 Wines & Spirits to use cash to open 2,000 new locations
- Caixin Explains: How a Stock Market Crash Created China’s ‘National Team’
- Another in a series of articles exploring distinctive characteristics of the Chinese economy
- Chart of the Day: Value of Shares Bought With Borrowed Cash Nears Four-Year Low
- The size of the daily margin debt on China’s stock exchanges continues to tumble
- Update: Stocks Surge After Xi’s Top Economic Adviser Calms Investors
- Liu He joins three top financial officials in concerted effort to soothe China’s restive bear market
- China Can Breathe Slightly Easier
- Analyst says this year’s pollution reduction target is “tough one,” despite falling pollutant levels
- Chinese State Newspapers Argue Over Genetically Modified Soybeans
- Ministry of Science and Technology says interview in provincial publication calling the food ‘unsafe’ crossed a ‘red line’
- New China Life Fined for Deceiving Customers
- Penalty of $158,600 for company is on top of $169,000 of fines for 10 executives as six other companies are caught in crackdown
- State Machinery Giant Chief Faces Graft Allegations
- Zhang Jie arrested for investigation of ‘serious violations’ in sweeping anti-corruption campaign
- Quick Take: Beijing Becomes Latest City to Bail Out Local Firms
- Companies have seen their stock prices plunge as creditors call in collateral on share-pledged loans
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