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CPC Vows Resolve in Fighting Corruption

Dec 31, 2015

Senior leaders of the Communist Party of China (CPC) have called for "rock-solid will and resolve" to ensure the success of the Party's clean governance and anti-corruption campaign. They also agreed that the sixth plenary session of the ...

Tags: CPC, Corruption

Police Punish Five for Online Terrorist Attack Rumors

Dec 31, 2015

Chinese police have taken stronger action against online rumors about terrorist attacks, the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) said in a statement on Wednesday. According to the statement, five people have been detained for spreading ...

Tags: Police, Online Terrorist Attack

How Do Foreign Countries Punish Relic Vandals?

Nov 4, 2015

A couple's scandalous behavior - carving their names on a 300-year-old vat at the Palace Museum - incited criticism among netizens, while staff at the Palace Museum said they've reported the case to the police. This kind of incident ...

Tags: Foreign Countries, Punish, Relic Vandals

One in Five Australian Businesses Lost out Financially Due to Poor Supply Chain Management

Jul 3, 2015

Outsourcing to Asia means frequent contact with your suppliers. One in five Australian businesses have lost out financially because of poor supply chain management. As elements of Australian supply chains are increasingly being ...

Tags: Australian supply chains, developing markets

China's Auto Sales Accelerated in First 2 Months

Mar 11, 2015

China's auto sales accelerated in the first two months of this year, led by demand for sport utility vehicles and minivans. Retail deliveries of passenger vehicles increased by 16 percent to 3.49 million units in January and February, the ...

Tags: Auto Sales, SUV, Minivans

Discussion About How Electronic Cigarettes Bare The Truth About Public Health Deception

Jan 27, 2015

Grover Norquist and Paul Blair of Americans for Tax Reform (president and state affairs manager, respectively) recently published an article on National Review where they discussed about how electronic cigarettes bare the truth about public ...

Tags: Electronic Cigarettes, Public Health Deception, Consumer Electronics

Medicare Is Trying to Crack Down on Habitual Overcharging by Some Doctors

Feb 8, 2014

In the meantime, Medicare is trying to crack down on habitual overcharging by some doctors. The Washington Post: Doctors Cut From Medicare Advantage Networks Struggle With What To Tell Patients Thousands of primary-care doctors and ...

Tags: Medicare Advantage, Medicare patients, Marilyn B, habitual overcharging

Two Colorado Farmers Contaminated Cantaloupe to Interstate Commerce

Jan 17, 2014

Two Colorado farmers who pleaded guilty to six counts of introducing contaminated cantaloupe to interstate commerce in one of the deadliest foodborne illness outbreaks in U.S. history have asked a federal judge for probation sentences. ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

China Will Encourage Chinese Steel Enterprises Suffering From Overcapacity to Overseas

Dec 27, 2013

China will encourage Chinese steel enterprises suffering from overcapacity to transfer their businesses to overseas markets where the steel market is still very big, a top official was quoted in a statement published on the website of the ...

Tags: steel enterprises, steel industry

Spanish Ministry of Health Has Issued a Decree in Native Time on December 18th

Dec 25, 2013

According to Spanish National TV report, Spanish Ministry of Health has issued a decree in native time on December 18th, the rule forbids smoking e-cigarette in public places. It opens new round nonsmoking activities in Europe countries. ...

Tags: E-Cigarette, E Cigarette

China Has Decided to Expand Its Over-The-Counter Market

Dec 21, 2013

China has decided to expand its over-the-counter (OTC) market to all qualified small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to an official statement released on Saturday. The State Council, China's Cabinet, announced that the OTC ...

Tags: OTC Market, National Share

EU Imposed 42.1% Tariffs on Solar Glass From China to Curb Import Competition

Dec 3, 2013

The European Union imposed tariffs as high as 42.1 percent on solar glass from China to curb import competition for EU producers, heightening trade tensions over renewable energy. The duties punish Chinese exporters such as Zhejiang ...

Tags: solar glass, duties punish, trade

The Wild Blue off Costa Rica

Dec 2, 2013

The scent of diesel, rusting anchors and fish slurry hung in the humid air of the harbor. I was in Puntarenas on the western shore of Costa Rica, waiting to leave on a scuba-diving trip to Cocos Island – often called an "underwater ...

Tags: Costa Rica, Agriculture

China's Environmental Watchdog Reported 72 Companies'Names for Weak Environment Protection

Oct 16, 2013

China's environmental watchdog on Saturday publicized the names of 72 companies that have violated environmental protection regulations and says it plans to punish the offenders. The companies, including PetroChina's Hohhot Petrochemical ...

Tags: Weak Environment Protection, Chemicals

Five Large US Book Publishers Have Openly Objected to New Restrictions Outlined

Aug 13, 2013

Five large US book publishers have openly objected to new restrictions outlined by the US government after Apple was found guilty of conspiring to artificially raise e-book prices. After having already found Apple to have "conspired to ...

Tags: BlackBerry, Apple Price Fixing

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