China Quake Won't Shake Economy
                   
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businessweek.com     May 13, 2008            

The May 12 earthquake in Sichuan has claimed 12,000 lives, but many economists expect the impact on overall growth to be limited At 2:48 in the afternoon on May 12, Wu Zhigang was working at his desk at Sichuan Gaojin Food's headquarters in Suining, a city of about 4 million people in the western... [read full story]                    


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And now what to do with China?

newsvine.com     35 mins ago          

News Type: Event — Sat Aug 30, 2008 11:05 AM EDT It is already aggravating me writing this article. The whole world was criticising China due to the recent Olympics. All big leaders were ready for comments because China...                    

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Sony adds another PMP to the Chinese market, the PMX-U55

gadgetell.com     35 mins ago          

Section: Audio, Portable Audio, Video, Portable Video Earlier this month, Sony entered the PMP market in China by shipping out their PMX-M80. Today, they have announced another PMP that they plan to sell there as well,...                    

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Southwest China quake kills 15, scores injured (Reuters)

yahoo.com     49 mins ago   11 related          

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - An earthquake hit southwest China's Sichuan and Yunnan provinces on Saturday, killing 22 people and injuring about 126 as homes in rural villages collapsed, state media reported. Nearly 1,000 houses...                    

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Stagflation is Here, and It is a Weapon of Mass Destruction

atlanticfreepress.com     36 mins ago          

by Richard C. Cook U.S. wholesale prices in July 2008 grew at the fastest rate since 1981. The cost of materials has risen 9.8 percent in the last twelve months, according to government data. While gasoline prices fell the...                    

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