China's government denies rumours it will lift fuel price controls in June
                   
brandonsun.com     May 22, 2008            

BEIJING - China's government denied rumours Thursday it will ease price controls on gasoline and diesel that oil companies say are causing them huge losses and prompting fuel shortages. "The recent rumours that 'oil product prices will be de-controlled in early June' are groundless," the... [read full story]                    


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Historical thriller: Widow finds adventure in 1920s China

newsok.com     37 mins ago          

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Asian markets tumble after Wall Street sell-off

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