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China's auditing authorities said on Friday that irregularities in different forms had been found in various reconstruction projects implemented following the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.
Internet users will have to register using their real names before indulging in online games starting Sunday as part of a nationwide campaign to protect minors and improve management of the virtual gaming industry, authorities said.
Hong Kong's Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Roderick Woo on Friday urged the issuer of Octopus card, the city's most widely used smart card, to better protect customers' personal information.
Twelve heavy vessels broke their moorings Saturday and are now being swept down a turbulent river in northeast China, threatening to slam into a major dam on the Songhua River.
The death toll in an explosion at a coal mine in Linfen City of north China's Shanxi Province early Saturday has risen to 17 after another two bodies had been found, local authorities said.
China is drafting a charity law to ensure charities enjoy favorable taxation policies and rights to manage their properties, the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council said Friday.
Beijing announced prices for its public rental housing for the first time on Thursday as three new projects were launched, the Beijing News reports.
China will launch its fifth orbiter into space, as part of its satellite navigation and positioning network known as Beidou, or Compass system, in the next few days, an official with the Xichang Satellite Launch Center said on Friday.
More cities, counties and townships in China have implemented community correction programs instead of imprisoning not-serious offenders, according to a statement released Friday after a meeting held by the Ministry of Justice in eastern China' s Jiangxi Province.
Rescuers were racing to evacuate more than 800 people still trapped by rain-triggered mountain torrents in a remote valley in China's far west Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region late Friday afternoon.
? Severe weather delays rescue for 700 trapped by floods
Universal preschool education and a pledge to eliminate illiteracy are among the reforms of China's education system published in the country's national education plan for the next decade.
? Outline: Ethnic groups I Special education I Fund audit
Accelerated urbanization can keep the country's economy on the fast track for another 15 to 20 years, as more than half of its population will live in cities and towns by 2015, a top Chinese think tank said on Thursday.
? China leads the world in urbanization: blue paper
China's defense expenditure has always been maintained at a reasonable and appropriate level, a Defense Ministry spokesman said Friday.
A Chinese Defense Ministry official Friday said China had "indisputable sovereignty" over islands in the South China Sea and the surrounding waters, one week after U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton talked of U.S. "national interests" in the area.
Renowned Chinese scientist Qian Weichang died in Shanghai Friday morning.
China's food and drug watchdog Thursday said it will establish two national panels of experts who will give advice before new tonic food and cosmetic products are approved.
Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping on Thursday said more efforts should be put into a program for recruiting global experts, which was initiated in 2008.
A child playing with fire was found to have caused a residential building blaze on July 19 that left 12 people dead and 17 injured in the capital of China's far west Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, local authorities said Thursday.
Beijing Zoo hid the death of 2-year-old Shui Ling for more than 20 days, its spokeswoman confirmed Thursday.
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy had conducted a large scale of live-ammunition training exercise in the South China Sea, according to a front-page report on Thursday's PLA Daily newspaper.
Mountain torrents have trapped more than 100 people in a remote valley since Thursday after heavy rains hit northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Liu Weiping, deputy secretary of the Gansu Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC), was appointed acting governor of the province on Thursday.
China's first high resolution, stereoscopic mapping satellite for civilian use will be launched during the second half of 2011, the State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping said Thursday.
China's Defense Ministry unveiled its new spokesman, Senior Colonel Geng Yansheng, to domestic and foreign media on Friday during a press tour to an engineering regiment of the PLA.
The national capital's Changping district is all set to erect walls around its 44 villages, with security guards manning the entrances at all times, a district government official said.
At least six Chinese judges are being investigated for corruption which was thought to have led to the loss of over 40 lives in a mine blast in central China's Henan Province, local authorities said Thursday.
The Chinese military conducted two exercises near the Yellow Sea, while the United States and the Republic of Korea (ROK) engaged in a joint military drill that concluded on Wednesday, State media said.
? Gallery: Military drill held in Shandong
A Shanghai-based business reporter is wanted by the police in East China's Zhejiang province after he exposed insider trading in a listed firm in the region.
Nearly 100 million yuan (about 14.7 million U.S. dollars) has been spent on preserving 22 heritage sites in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, including the traditional residence of Panchen Lamas.
A gas leak caused a fire at a state-owned natural gas well in northwest China's Shaanxi Province last Friday, and the fire continues to burn, authorities said Thursday.
The southwest Chinese municipality of Chongqing Wednesday launched the "hukou", or household registration reform, with the goal of turning 10 million farmers into urbanities by 2020.
Rural residents in the Beijing area will get more subsidies in their medical welfare packages after the municipal government made the biggest increase in funding for health care in recent years.
Workers were racing Thursday to retrieve the 3,000 chemical-filled barrels that were swept by floods into the Songhua River running through northeast China's Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces.
Health authorities in this Guangdong province city have launched an investigation into two recent medical atrocities and vowed to punish those found responsible.
China will spend 800 billion yuan (US$120 billion) as part of an ambitious plan to double its high-speed rail network by 2012, the Ministry of Railways said on Wednesday.
The death toll from a bridge collapse Saturday in central China's Henan Province has risen to 44 with 22 still missing, rescue headquarters said Wednesday night.
China's flood control authorities said on Wednesday that floods this year had left 928 people dead and 477 missing all over China as of 9 am July 28.
Twenty three alleged members of a mafia-style ring have been arrested or detained over involvement in gang crimes in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, local police said Wednesday.
China has got its own version of Guinness, the iconic record of records: "Chinness." The word was derived from "Chinese" and "Guinness," and it has been officially approved by China's State Administration of Industry and Commerce (SAIC).
A museum commemorating an earthquake that killed more than 240,000 people 34 years ago in north China's Tangshan City opened to public Wednesday on its anniversary.
Microsoft's tablet project is a top priority for the company, CEO Steve Baller told financial analysts at a presentation Thursday. However, he remained coy on the details. Redmond is working with several OEM partners, and the new tablet will run Windows, Ballmer said. Several vendors, including Toshiba and Archos, already offer tablets running Windows CE or Windows 7.
YouTube uploaders who wish to follow 60s pop-art icon Andy Warhol's advice and grasp their 15 minutes of fame now can do so fully. YouTube has raised the maximum length limit on submissions from 10 to 15 minutes, announced Product Manager Joshua Siegel on the company blog. While an additional five minutes may seem trivial to some, it represents an increase of 50 percent in video length, which is significant.
When many individuals attempted to watch the recent World Cup games online, depending on where they were located and from which website they tried to view them, they may have found the following statement on their screen: "The requested video cannot be displayed in your region" rather than the game itself. That pop-up message was due to "geo-blocking" or "geo-fencing."
Personal data about millions of Android users could be sent to a mysterious Chinese website thanks to a set of wallpaper apps in the Android Market. That's according to mobile security firm Lookout, which discovered the questionable apps as part of its new App Genome Project.
As companies continue their search for the elusive "360-degree view" of their prospective clients, harvesting all the scattered information from social networks and other content providers about these prospects can potentially be beneficial for the purposes of deploying more finely targeted sales and marketing campaigns.
It's likely not illegal, and it may not even be improper, but the fact that security consultant Ron Bowes gathered and aggregated the information from about 100 million Facebook profiles has created quite a stir. Bowes created his data torrent to aid the development of a password-cracking-protection tool, he has said.
At face value, Motorola turned in respectable second quarter earnings: It posted revenue of $5.414 billion, which, although down slightly from the $5.497 billion realized the same period a year earlier, nonetheless beat analyst expectations of approximately $5.19 billion. The company also posted mobile smartphone shipments of 2.7 million units in Q2, up from 2.3 million in the first quarter. Here, doubts begin to set in.
AT&T Mobility and Apple iPhone have been successful together, but every coin has two sides. The other side has been a wireless data logjam. Could that problem finally be getting under control? AT&T has been working very hard to do just that, said Ralph de la Vega, AT&T mobility and consumer markets president and CEO, at last week's Fortune Brainstorm Tech Conference in Aspen, Colo.
There's no denying that everyone needs a little love from time to time, but for those of us in the FOSS community, that need can be particularly acute. After all, rarely a week goes by without some affront from those we had hoped were our friends. Case in point? Dell. Imagine our surprise, then -- nay, outright joy! -- when none other than Neelie Kroes lavished a heaping helping of love upon the FOSS community.
CRM is a complex thing. It involves understanding your customers and your own business -- two difficult things to fully grasp under any circumstances -- and then using technology to convert that understanding into a positive impact on your business. Customers, and to a lesser extent your business, are always changing.
The pressure on major Web site operators and online advertisers to do a better job of protecting consumers' privacy continues to mount. On Tuesday, Senator John Kerry, D-Mass., said he plans to introduce legislation that would "give people more control over how their personal information is collected and distributed online."
In the struggle to grow revenues in tighter markets, most companies are pushing their marketing departments to provide greater market coverage and deliver more sales opportunities. Yet statistics reveal that an astonishing 79 percent of leads generated by corporate marketing departments are never contacted by corporate sales groups.
Don’t underestimate the power of good Web design and a sharp logo. Small business owners and designers reveal why these elements are crucial part of a successful emarketing strategy.
In addition to the miscount, Yahoo Japan announced it is going to switch its search and advertising deal to Google. That got Microsoft's blood up.
Stamps.com offers a free program for eBay sellers -- you just pay for printed postage and insurance. The software is easy to use and offers ample opportunity to automate many tasks for creating shipping labels.
As it finalizes recommendations for protecting consumer privacy online, the Federal Trade Commission is mulling a universal opt-out for behavioral targeting.
Want your site to be on the map? An influential blogger can drive a lot of traffic – and sales – to your small business ecommerce site. Here are 5 tips to attract an influential blogger in your industry.
When it comes to making it easy for people to shop on your small business ecommerce site, the little things matter. Helen Bradley shows you five website design tips to improve your customers' experience.
Ecommerce giant turns in a profitable quarter with a 45 percent surge in net income, but misses analysts' estimates.
Microsoft announces it has begun testing its implementation of the deal it made with Yahoo to supply search infrastructure via Bing.
eBay's payment unit, PayPal, has a record quarter as the ecommerce colossus continues its turnaround.
Looking for a direct connection to international wholesalers for your small business ecommerce shop? Alibaba Group offers a number of services to facilitate trade between U.S.-based businesses and international suppliers.
Japan has been replaced by China as the world’s second largest economy which is a result of 30 years of rapid growth. According to the projections made by the World Bank, Goldman Sachs and others depending on how fast its exchange rate rises, China is on course to overtake the United States and vault into the No.1 spot sometime around 2025.read more
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PayPal plans to break in the profitable break in the Japanese market by making an effort to enter it, despite the absence of eBay in the country. eBay left the Japanese market in 2002, the same year it acquired PayPal, conceding the country to Yahoo Japan.read more
This week, Starcraft 2 was released at the large recommended retail price of £45. It’s supposed that a lot of games sites are to become mad at this, though usually retailers are selling Blizzard's strategy game at £10 less than RRP.read more
The country ICT and e-commerce infrastructure of which we are to consider today is an amazing land of wonderful nature with amazing fauna and unique flora, Kenya, located in East Africa. This amazing country, that is lying along the Indian Ocean, is bordered by, at the equator, Ethiopia (north), Somalia (northeast), Tanzania (south), Uganda plus Lake Victoria (west), and Sudan (northwest). Kenya, named after Mount Kenya, a significant landmark and the second among the highest mountain peaks of Africa, has numerous wildlife reserves, containing thousands of animal species.read more
Google Earth will even picture rain and snow, targeting to provide users with a realistic view of the world. The new feature will make it even more accurate, though, by showing users whether or not they'd be getting wet if they were to visit certain parts of the globe.read more
As it was recently found, PC gamers are more open to trying weird games. One of such a weird games is Zeno Clash, that was a a first-person brawler in which a gamer explored a strange, colorful world and beat the stuffing out of its inhabitants, many of whom were bird people. Moreover, it seemed to be awesome.read more
Phones do not satisfy internet users due to their tiny sizes. Laptops and netbooks are too heavy and inconvenient for today’s people preferring high speeds on the Internet and valuing comfort. This reason has prompted the creation of tablets which are extremely popular today. The boom started by the revolutionary of the IT market Apple Inc. which has announced the release of its tablet iPad. Actually Apple had started announcing its tablet in 2002 however the launch of the device took place only in April 2010. read more
Porn industry continues its policy of being a diligent follower of modern trends in hi-tech. Soon after Apple launched its iPhone 4 with the FaceTime feature adult-entertainment companies started developing video-sex chats and hiring workers through Craigslist. In at least five cities, Craigslist ads seek models specifically for video sex chat on FaceTime. Many of the ads even offer to throw in a free iPhone 4 for the new employees.read more
As the US lawmakers seem to reconsider the legislation for the online gambling in the United States PartyGaming and Bwin have agreed to merge. The merged company will be the world's largest listed online gaming company, with pro forma revenues for 2009 of €682m and earnings of €196m. Under the terms of the merger agreement 48.36% of the joint company will be owned by PartyGaming shareholders and 51.64% owned by Bwin investors.read more
In early European deals on Friday, the single currency inched down on drop in European equities. The euro thus slumped to a 1-week low against the franc and a 4-day low against the yen.read more
After numerous complaints posted by users on the online forums Apple started an investigation into the problems with the latest iPhone operating system. The new OS works with glitches on the iPhone 3G and since the iOS 4 software became available in late June, user concerns have surfaced on Apple forums. Apple announced that it is aware of the issues and is working to resolve them.read more
As it became known on Friday, Goldman Sachs intends to adopt Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB), Slovenia's largest bank, 48% of which hold by government and its affiliated. Government would also approve a possible takeover of NLB by Belgian banking and insurance group KBC, according to the official resources. read more
As it became known YouTube is now planning to boost the maximum upload length to 15 minutes, giving the site’s millions of amateur directors a bit more leg room. It’s well known, for years YouTube has enabled its users to upload as many videos as they wanted, but no more than 10 minutes in length, unless user was not part of one of YouTube’s special partner programs. read more
Citi achieved the settlement with the US Securities and exchange Commission under which Citigroup Inc will pay $75 million. The settlement comes after the SEC’s probe into the Citi’s failure to disclose subprime exposure to investors in 2007. Apart from this SEC also charged Citi executive and a former chief financial officer of misrepresenting the bank's exposure, although not with intentional misconduct.read more
According to Gemalto announcement, Dexxis Instant Issuance solution for on-the-spot EMV card personalization has been chosen by Zitouna Bank in Tunisia for use across the bank's branches nationwide.read more
Oh, Microsoft, you are still trying to show the signs of being alive, while in fact you do not realize that you are one foot in the grave because of the balmeristic policy practiced by your management team. Well, on Thursday the Redmond company made its every effort to persuade concerned and frustrated investors and shareholders in that it is still viable and able to compete with the industry leaders like Jobsian conglomerate Apple.read more
Oracle Corp was sued on Thursday by the Justice Department for defrauding the federal government on a software contract in effect from 1998 to 2006 that involved hundreds of millions of dollars in sales. According to the allegations in the filing Oracle misrepresented its true commercial sales practices which resulted in that government customers received worse deals than Oracle’s commercial consumers.read more
Friday in Singapore, bullion slipped after the US currency strengthened vs the euro zone major, but trading was thin on investors’ expectations of the US second quarter GDP data for clues on the direction of the economy release. Spot gold lost 95 cents to $1,167.10 an ounce by 00:36 GMT, having risen on Thursday after US stocks slipped on comments by St. Louis Fed President James Bullard that he is worried about the risks the United States could fall into a Japan-style quagmire of falling prices.read more
The Japanese unit reflected strong gains in early European session today, reaching new multi-day highs against most of its opponents on a slide in most Asian stocks that encouraged risk-averse traders to seek safe-haven currencies.read more