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Beijing Symphony Axes Russian Cellist After Foot Video
Wall Street Journal (blog)
A Russian cellist with the Beijing Symphony Orchestra whose impolite treatment of a Chinese train passenger drew widespread online condemnation has been dismissed. Oleg Vedernikov, a principal in the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, pictured in a screenshot ...

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Lawyers from Beijing and elsewhere in China “have all tried to go to this boy's defense and they've all been stopped,” Cohen said. Kegui had “attempted to defend himself against thugs who invaded his house and beat up his parents,” Cohen said, ...

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A place where work is a matter of life and death
China Daily
By Yang Wanli (China Daily) Yang Wanli spent a night in ER in a Beijing hospital and witnessed incredible feats of medical skill amid tension, sadness and utter exhaustion. A patient receives treatment at the Armed Police General Hospital in Beijing.

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Salcon buys Darco Water unit for RM47m
The Sun Daily
In China, Salcon owns water and wastewater concessions with a total treatment capacity of 1300 million litres per day (MLD). "We hope to build our capacity to 3000 MLD through organic growth or mergers. We're aware that the former will be slow while ...
Salcon inks RM47.5m deal with Singapore's Darco WaterMalaysia Star
Salcon Buys Darco Water's Unit For RM47.5 MillionBernama

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Why Asia is a Hub for Bikes
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Today, over two-thirds of the world's bicycles roll on Asian streets: 7 million in South Korea, 20 million in Indonesia, 70 million in Japan, 100 million in India, and more than 500 million in China, the globe's reigning zixingche da guo, or Kingdom of ...

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Why Nynas Chose PureBallast
The Maritime Executive
“We at Nynas began preparing for ratification about five years ago when we started investigating options for ballast water treatment onboard the bitumen tankers we charter.” Preparedness is the main reason why Nynas decided in 2008 to purchase and ...

IN BRIEF (Page 22)
China Daily
Statistics showed that public donations reached 80 billion yuan in 2011, the year China's philanthropy industry was stained by a series of scandals concerning their misuse. About 83 percent of China's urban tap water is safe to drink, the Beijing News ...

50 Percent Of Water In China May Be Unsafe To Drink
International Business Times
Shao Yisheng, the ministry's director of water quality, told Xinhua reporters that while only 58.2 percent of the country's 4457 water treatment facilities met government standards in 2009, by 2011 83.4 percent of the water leaving treatment facilities ...

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