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Kevin Rudd, who resigned as Australia's foreign minister on February 22, talked to Caixin about Asia's growth prospects
By staff reporter Hu Shuli02.22.2012
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Issue 49 Published 02.20.2012
- ZTE to Purchase Chipsets from Qualcomm and Broadcom
- ZTE Corp. said it would buy technologies including CDMA chipsets and 3G terminal products from Qualcomm and Broadcom worth a total of US$ 5
- 02.22.2012
- Microcredit Lenders Boom in 2011
- According to the People's Bank of China, the total amount of microcredit loans issued shot up by 98.2 percent from the previous year
- 02.22.2012
- China's Telecoms and Wireless Drums for Africa
- Backed by sometimes controversial government loans, Huawei and ZTE have fueled mobile communications in Africa
- 02.22.2012
- Despite Corruption Overtones, Public Support Persists for "Naked Officials"
- Chinese officials who emigrate to escape corruption charges have drawn controversy, but more than one-third of Chinese say they support the idea of officials sending their families abroad
- 02.21.2012
- Vanke Promises to Replace Flooring if Found to be Toxic
- Vanke Group said it would address the possibility of toxic flooring installed in at least 16 cities after drawing public criticism for its handling of accusations found in an online forum
- 02.21.2012
- Forex Purchases Spring Back to Growth
- Ending a three-month streak of net sales, China's top financial institutions bought more forex reserves in January
- 02.21.2012
- Wal-Mart to Buy Majority Stake in Online Grocer
- Looking set to join the wild scramble for market share in Chinese e-commerce, Wal-Mart announced plans to take a 51 percent stake in Chinese online grocery company Yihaodian
- 02.21.2012
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- Greece has principally itself to blame, but the dawdling disarray of European Union leadership could give the country reason to grumble
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Democracy in Taiwan
- Despite an increasingly uneven income distribution, Taiwan saw a relatively uneventful election – how political participation facilitates stability
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- The outlook for the global economy is gloomy and leaders lacking vision are to blame. Eventually, this will come back to haunt all of us
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- Now accounting for about half of the world's solar panel and module production, China looks set to lead the world toward using real fossil fuel alternatives
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