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Air pollution in China kills 4,400 people a day: study

China death toll increases to more than a million due to inhalation of harmful substances that linger in the air which comes from burning fuels. Studies showed that a large percentage of the population is experiencing 120 hours or more of unhealthy air.

Continued oil price crash reached lowest level

U.S. crude oil price falls down to its level in more than six years. Over-supply of crude seen as one of the reasons for the oil's low price including the China's yuan devaluation. While most crude oil consumers enjoy the benefits of getting lower fuel, oil industries suffer from low profits forcing them to cut on expenditures and employment.

Will $500-billion buying support restore normalcy in Chinese market?

The market capitalization melts by $3-trn as equities crash 30% in less than a month; State-owned banks step in with buying support; technical charts indicate further fall; economy slowdown a major concern; Asian stocks recover before Fed meeting; global investors shrug off turmoil in Chinese market

Didi Kuaidi launches carpooling service ‘Shun Feng Che’; Heads off US rivals Uber, Haha Pinche

Didi Kuaidi launches carpooling service Shun Feng Che.It competes against US rivals Uber and Haha Pinche.

China's "Sin City" sex trade trials now officially underway

The sex trade trials surrounding China's infamous "Sin City" are now officially underway.

China, U.S. remain far apart on solution to South China Sea issue

The United States and China continue to stand at opposite ends of the spectrum in an attempt to broker a solution to the problem concerning the South China Sea.

Nielsen will monitor digital ads in China after forming new partnership with Tencent

Nielsen is now going to start measuring digital ads in China after forming a new partnership together with Tencent.

China's ZTE Will Ship 20 Million Smartphones To The United States This Year, New ZTE Nubia Z9 Sells Out In China In Just 10 Minutes

Chinese smartphone manufacturer ZTE is reportedly expecting to sell around 20 million smartphones in the United States this year. This is a 20% increase from the smartphones sold last year.

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Is China's Central Bank Gold-Buying Spree a Precursor for War? Part II of II

The idea of a nation acquiring large gold reserves in preparation for military endeavors is not without historical precedent. Prior to World War I, European powers increased their gold reserves, and a century later, Russia's central bank doubled its gold holdings in the years before its invasion of Ukraine. This same strategic stockpiling of gold could be inferred from China and its pre-war positioning for a Taiwan incursion.