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A huge manhunt involving soldiers and police is underway in China for an elusive armed robber who is thought to be behind a string of murders dating back to 2004.

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Two cyclones strike Chinese coastupdated: Fri Aug 03 2012 10:01:00

Tropical cyclones in Asia prompt the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.

13 dead, 21 injured after tour bus slams into truck in Chinaupdated: Sun Apr 22 2012 20:54:00

A tour bus careened across a highway barrier and slammed into an oncoming box truck in eastern China on Sunday, killing 13 people and injuring 21 others, according to state media.

Standard Chartered banker detained in Chinaupdated: Thu Mar 15 2012 02:42:00

A Standard Chartered banker has been detained by police in China as part of an investigation into a wealthy client who allegedly stole money from a state-owned bank.

China wraps National People's Congressupdated: Thu Mar 15 2012 02:42:00

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao closed the National People's Congress with his annual news conference. Eunice Yoon reports.

Charges laid over illegal sale of human kidneys in China updated: Thu Mar 01 2012 02:59:00

A Beijing court has prosecuted more than a dozen people for organizing the illegal sale of 51 human kidneys worth about 10 million yuan (US$1.6 million) in one of China's biggest organ trafficking cases.

China increases bounty for deadly armed robber updated: Fri Jan 13 2012 05:29:00

At least nine Chinese provinces, including Hunan, Chongqing, Jiangsu and Anhui have joined the hunt for a killer they believe responsible for a spate of armed robberies across the country.

China dispatches thousands in hunt for armed robberupdated: Tue Jan 10 2012 06:39:00

Chinese authorities in eastern Jiangsu Province have launched a massive manhunt for a suspect in a deadly armed robbery, according to Chinese media.

15 children killed in China bus crashupdated: Tue Dec 13 2011 03:56:00

A school bus accident in eastern China left 15 elementary students dead and eight others hurt, the latest in a series of deadly crashes involving children, local government officials said Tuesday.

Gusty Typhoon Muifa set to hit Chinaupdated: Sat Aug 06 2011 13:34:00

Typhoon Muifa is set to bring gusty winds and rainfall to coastal areas of China late Saturday or on Sunday, after drenching the southern Japanese island of Okinawa.

China spends $1 billion to tackle droughtupdated: Fri Feb 11 2011 01:48:00

China's government will invest $1 billion to combat a three month drought crippling the country's north.

2 killed, 15 missing after ship sinks off Chinaupdated: Sat Jan 01 2011 01:19:00

Fifteen sailors remained missing Saturday after a North-Korean-registered cargo ship sank in the Yellow Sea, killing two, China's state media reported.

Fortune: 5 strategies for global expansionupdated: Wed Jul 14 2010 06:17:00

Eric Zuziak reckons that the Chinese middle class saved him from ruin. Before the real estate bust of the past four years, a company in Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu province in China, noticed on Zuziak's website all the design awards his architectural firm, JZMK Partners, had won. It then hired Zuziak to design a residential community in Nanjing. Business from Costa Rica to Qatar soon followed. No worries about the real estate crash, says Zuziak, who now generates 85% of his $4 million in sales overseas. His secret? He and his Irvine, Calif.-based company work with market researchers to target countries such as China, of course, that have lots of consumers with money to burn. Here's what I think you should be doing to ramp up your own global business.

China bus fire kills 24updated: Mon Jul 05 2010 01:58:00

A fire hit a steel company's shuttle bus in eastern China's Jiangsu Province, killing 24 people, state-run media reported.

Making the grade in China: Grueling college examsupdated: Fri Jun 11 2010 08:57:00

Li Yuning, a high school senior in China's eastern Shandong province, hopes to explore a career in advertising or journalism. But to get into a university to pursue this path, she must first run the gauntlet known as "Gaokao," a grueling university entrance examination given every summer across the Asian nation.

China's labor environmentupdated: Wed Jun 09 2010 05:17:00

CNN's John Vause reports on China's changing labor environment.

Kindergarten knife attacker executed in Chinaupdated: Sat May 29 2010 23:09:00

A man who had been sentenced to death for attacking 29 children and three teachers at a kindergarten in eastern China was executed Sunday morning, state news reported.

China school attacks in 2010updated: Mon May 17 2010 11:03:00

March 23: A man stabs eight students to death and wounds five others at an elementary school in Fujian province. The attacker, a former community doctor, was executed.

Execution does not stop Chinese knife attacksupdated: Mon May 03 2010 10:11:00

Early in the morning on March 23, Zheng Minsheng walked in front of an elementary school in Fujian province. Wielding a knife, he attacked the students who happened to be around, killing eight and wounding several others.

What's driving attacks on China's kids?updated: Mon May 03 2010 10:11:00

What's behind a series of violent attacks on young students in China? CNN's Jaime Florcruz reports.

Schools in China prepare for copycat attacksupdated: Fri Apr 30 2010 12:43:00

China's kindergartens and preschools increased security after another violent attack on children and teachers Friday.

Man with knife attacks kindergarten in Chinaupdated: Thu Apr 29 2010 12:17:00

At least 28 children were injured when a man with a knife attacked a kindergarten in east China on Thursday morning, state media said.

Chinese factory blamed for lead poisoningupdated: Wed Jan 06 2010 21:55:00

Fifty-one children in southeast China have been found to have high levels of lead in their blood, and authorities have linked their illnesses to a battery factory, state-run media reported Wednesday.

Construction accident buries 7 in Chinaupdated: Tue Mar 10 2009 23:25:00

The collapse of a construction site for a high-speed Beijing-Shanghai rail line buried seven workers in Danyang, China, in the eastern province of Jiangsu on Wednesday, state media reported.

Teen attempts suicide to give liver to dying fatherupdated: Thu Feb 05 2009 03:00:00

A 13-year-old Chinese girl tried to commit suicide because she wanted her family to donate her liver to her cancer-stricken father, state media reported Thursday.

Hu's next?updated: Fri Oct 19 2007 02:31:00

Two young leaders are expected to be promoted as potential successors to party chief Hu Jintao. Jaime FlorCruz reports.

Storm captured on cameraupdated: Thu Sep 20 2007 01:11:00

I-Reporter Michael Tilley shot video of the effects of Typhoon Wipha while driving through Keelung, Taiwan.

Daring flood rescue in Chinaupdated: Tue Jul 31 2007 00:19:00

Daring flood rescue in China

Fortune: IMAGINING CHINA'S FUTUREupdated: Mon Oct 04 2004 00:01:00

IT WAS JUST OVER A CENTURY AGO THAT CHINA STARTED destroying itself in the name of modernity. Railroad tracks and asphalt roads sliced into canals and through gated city walls--the routes those wal...

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