China
June 20-
After a passenger on their United flight to Beijing was diagnosed with swine flu, the Reisch Boddies were quarantined for a week.
January 5-
The Dallas Overseas Chinese School responds to the growing interest and curiosity by hosting a Spring Open House to answer questions and to provide guidance in acquiring the language spoken by more than a billion people around the world.
October 28, 2008-
... not to mention advice about which Chinese language it might be best to study.
October 22, 2008-
This is Regus' first foray into Macau.
October 7, 2008-
Two of the plants are in Red China.
September 27, 2008-
The contract is for roughly $85-90 million.
June 24, 2008-
The Chinese plant has now gone 2 million craft hours without a single safety incident.
June 7, 2008-
The brown limestone triad stele is set against a background of juancao wen pattern, the central Shakyamuni Buddha figure is depicted seated atop a lotus pedestal flanked to each side by standing bodhisattva.
May 23, 2008-
It was the first production valve order placed by power plant manufacturer.
May 15, 2008-
Greenhunter follows through with a deal made in December 2007.
May 14, 2008-
The company named Ben Hat as Managing Director for the region.
April 29, 2008-
Dalian agreement will boost trade and ties
April 15, 2008-
LDK’s $1 billion China facility on fast-track schedule.
March 20, 2008-
The successful Bollywood producer hopes to add one screen every day in China.
January 29, 2008-
The Chinese government is trying to significantly increase the country's capacity of nuclear power.
January 8, 2008-
The wheeled footwear company hopes to acquire another billion or so customers.
December 4, 2007-
The company wants a 6.3% equity stake in the Chinese company.
November 7, 2007-
Shanghai office to focus on manufacturing, environmental services.
October 22, 2007-
The free event will include traditional Chinese music and dance, voice imitation and acrobatics provided by national and international award-winning performers.
September 19, 2007-
Dating back to 4000 B.C., the exhibition traces the development of Chinese ceramics through a chronological presentation. It will showcase the extraordinary achievements of Chinese potters.






















Launching it softly, with this post
Heh. Michael, that's a great question. My guess is the same kind of "too close to it" myopia that left no link to the blog or our snazzy new