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Modiano's Nobel Prize triggers memories for Chinese translator

[2014-10-22 07:19]

French writer Patrick Modiano's recent Nobel Prize in Literature reopened old sores for Xue Lihua, the first person to translate Modiano's best known novel Rue des Boutiques Obscures into Chinese in book form.

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[2014-10-22 07:19]

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Clear message from film app firm

[2014-10-21 07:17]

When Alibaba Group Holding Ltd successfully raised $25 billion in its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, it sent a strong signal at home - entrepreneurship pays off.

Dark Horse offers a bright business idea

[2014-10-21 07:17]

Trying to be an integrator of mobile games and movie promotions, Peng Qiang's firm is neither a games tech company nor a studio.

New strategy for China's big cities

[2014-10-21 07:17]

The nation needs a new prescription for growth: Cram even more people into the pollution-ridden megacities of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

Govt bond yields fall most in one month on stimulus bets

[2014-10-21 07:17]

China's 10-year government bonds rose, with the yield falling the most in a month, on speculation the central bank will add more funds to the financial system to bolster economic growth.

Speculation grows of early interest rate cut

[2014-10-21 07:17]

The cost of locking in Chinese borrowing costs is poised to drop below the central bank's savings benchmark for the first time since 2012 as speculation mounts that interest rates will be cut.

Indicators send confusing growth signals

[2014-10-21 07:17]

Editor's Note: Figures released last week on China's foreign trade, inflation and new credit offered a mixed message about the economy. On the positive side was robust trade data and steady growth of new credit. On the negative side, the lowest CPI figure in nearly five years and continued deflation in the industrial sector underscored tepid demand. These statistics increased the difficulty of giving appropriate prescriptions, especially about whether the government should do more to shore up growth. Several leading analysts and economists give their assessments here.