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Time.com: Shanghai: After Beijing Games, Back in the Spotlight

Shunted into the wings for the capital's coming-out party, China's second city swaggers back onto the global stage

Time.com: World Stocks Fall Sharply Amid Financial Fears

World stock markets fell sharply Thursday as troubles at U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers fanned fears of more credit-market losses and drove down financial company shares across the region

Time.com: China's Tallest Building to Open in Shanghai

China's tallest building, the 101-story Shanghai World Financial Center, will open to the public on Saturday, 14 years after its developer began the project

China: Olympic terror plot foiled

Police in China have "cracked" an international terrorist group that was planning to attack Olympic venues in Shanghai, state media reported Thursday.

Time.com: Man With Knife Kills 5 Shanghai Cops

A jobless man bent on revenge and armed with a butcher knife stormed a police station in Shanghai on Tuesday

Man slays 5 officers, sets fire at police station

A man wielding a knife broke into a Shanghai-area police station Tuesday, killing five police officers and injuring four others, authorities said.

Time.com: Sharon Stone Not Welcome at Shanghai Film Fest

The backlash in China against Sharon Stone continued as the Shanghai International Film Festival said the American actress was not welcome at this year's event

Time.com: Chinese Producer Prices Up 8.1% Year-Over-Year

China's producer price index, a key indicator of inflation, rose 8.1 per cent in April over the same month a year earlier, the government reported Friday, as a top economic official sought new controls to cool rising prices

Report: Shanghai bus incident kills three

Three people were killed and at least 12 hurt when a bus burned in Shanghai, China on Monday, a state-run news agency reported.

Fortune: Building Shanghai's tower of power

Before following his father into the property business, Minoru Mori dreamed of becoming a novelist. So when he returned from an October 1993 visit to Shanghai talking excitedly of a plan to construct the world's tallest building on the impoverished east side of the city's Huangpu River, rivals in Tokyo snickered that Mori had rekindled his interest in fiction.

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