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CHINA DAILY - Wednesday April 22,2009
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The number of labor disputes heard by courts has skyrocketed this year with many employees choosing legal avenues before trying to sort out problems with their bosses, experts said yesterday.
Nation
Small airports are expected to receive government subsidies after being reclassified as public infrastructure under a new regulation.
China Scene
The fourth Expo Central China 2009 will be held in Hefei, Anhui province, from April 26 to 28 with the theme of "innovation, cooperation, rising up and win-win."
Insight
Police called 100 times to settle one family's feuds
Comment
Wang Xiaojie has been suffering sleepless nights of late. Like most migrant workers, he is worrying about a job - in his case, one 9,000 km away.
Opinion
Owing to the effective implementation of a series of macroeconomic policies and stimulus packages aimed at tackling the global financial crisis, positive changes have emerged in China's economic landscape. Composite indices in the first quarter indicate the national economy has witnessed positive changes after experiencing a downturn in the previous months.
International
When the severest global financial crisis since the Great Depression directly affects the Chinese economy, economic transition stands out as a crucial measure to surmount the turmoil and create opportunities to ensure China's sustainable economic growth.
Business
LONDON: The happiest children in Europe are in the Netherlands and Scandinavia but Britain is among the worst places to grow up, according to new British research published yesterday.
Business
NEW YORK: The historic collapse of the American newspaper industry was evident at every turn as the 2009 Pulitzer Prizes were announced.
Life
Gome, China's leading electronics retail chain, will focus on transforming some of its existing stores into more profitable mega stores rather than expanding the number of stores nationwide, a company executive said yesterday.
Sports
IBM's quarterly revenue fell by a bigger-than-expected 11 percent as the slowdown in corporate spending hurt even one of the healthiest US technology companies.
Life
Young architect Jorn Utzon was backpacking through China in the 1950s finding inspiration in the Buddhist temples in Datong and the imperial buildings in the Forbidden City. One day a serious-looking policeman stopped the young Dane demanding to see his travel papers. "Oh I'm sorry," said the charming man. "I have a personal invitation from Chairman Mao to visit China."
Sports
MILAN: Juventus will have to play their next home Serie A game behind closed doors after fans racially abused Inter Milan striker Mario Balotelli in Saturday's 1-1 draw, the Italian league said on Monday.
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