China
I’m really trying to get past the 0lympics, but there were just so many good quotes and pieces that I’m still referring to some of them. But this post is about how attitude affects business, and only slightly related to the 0lympics.
Shanghai is about to officially upstage Toronto as home to the world's highest observatory.
Shanghai's newly opened international cruise ship terminal, built at a cost of US$260 million, will not be able to receive the world's largest vessels because of a nearby bridge.
Environmental watchdogs in Yizhou, Guangxi province, may give the all-clear for air and water quality near the site of Tuesday's chemical-plant explosions, Xinhua reported yesterday.
At least two policemen and an assistant were killed and several others wounded when they were ambushed by Uygur attackers in Jiashi county, Xinjiang, on Wednesday.
Olympics organisers are switching into Paralympics mode in preparation for the world's biggest sporting meet for the disabled.
China has continued its push to secure oil and gas resources overseas by sealing a deal with Iraq worth about US$3 billion.
Mainland police will have the authority to detain foreigners responsible for road accidents until their cases are closed, under new Ministry of Public Security regulations to come into effect in January.
With the end of the Olympics, the mainland will switch its focus to another mega-event that the government hopes will showcase its rise as a superpower - the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai.
Three people appeared in a Haidian district court for defrauding several companies of 387,000 yuan (HK$442,456) by impersonating China Central Television employees, The Beijing Times reports.
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