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Film mogul buys a Van Gogh for $62m

[2014-11-06 07:54]

One of China's richest men has bought a Vincent Van Gogh masterpiece for nearly $62 million, reports said on Wednesday, becoming the latest tycoon to make an eyebrow-raising art purchase.

Republicans heap poll misery on Obama

[2014-11-06 07:54]

Republicans stormed to victory in US midterm elections on Tuesday, thumping rival Democrats to clinch control of both houses of Congress and assuring a fractious final two years for Barack Obama's presidency.

Investigation into former security chief 'will take time'

[2014-11-06 07:54]

The investigation into Zhou Yongkang, China's former security chief, will take some time, and the central government is committed to publicizing the result in a timely manner, a senior official said on Wednesday.

Chinese to build rail in Mexico

[2014-11-05 07:56]

A Chinese-led consortium has won the bid to build Mexico's first high-speed train project, the first overseas use of Chinese bullet trains.

India plans to step up safety on the world's most dangerous roads

[2014-11-05 07:56]

This year, the family of Rakesh Pillai, a bank employee, fulfilled a long-held aspiration. After hauling themselves around on bicycles and scooters all their lives, they bought a white Suzuki Wagon R, one of India's best-selling compact cars.

More sectors opened to foreign investment

[2014-11-05 07:56]

China has proposed cutting by more than half the number of sectors restricted or off limits to foreign investors.

US FDA will send more inspectors to China office

[2014-11-05 07:56]

The top US food safety authority will dispatch more inspectors to China to help ensure the quality of exports, making its China office the largest one overseas, according to a senior US official.

New agency to strengthen graft fight

[2014-11-04 07:50]

China will set up a new anti-graft authority under the Supreme People's Procuratorate to streamline the campaign to fight corruption, Deputy Procurator-General Qiu Xueqiang said on Monday.

Premier targets quicker reform to aid economy

[2014-11-04 07:50]

The economy will not be given a massive government stimulus in the face of slowing growth, Premier Li Keqiang signaled at a symposium in Beijing on Monday, instead pinning his hopes on a quicker pace of reform.

Blue skies ready to greet APEC

[2014-11-04 07:50]

With better air quality and a shorter rush hour, everything seems good so far in Beijing as the capital prepares to host the APEC meeting.

Blindfolded daredevil walks rope between towers

[2014-11-04 07:50]

Daredevil Nik Wallenda wowed the world with back-to-back walks on a tightrope between Chicago skyscrapers without a safety net or a harness, performing one of them blindfolded, as a crowd gasped and cheered.

Mass Ebola outbreak 'is unlikely'

[2014-11-03 07:37]

China's risk of a mass Ebola outbreak is quite slim, given the nation's capacity for epidemic detection and control, said a high-ranking public health official.

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