China Daily (Hong Kong) - 2015-04-11

• Li charts course to put northeast back on track
• Experts: Projects will boost HK as aviation hub
• So, did hamburgers originate in China?
• Plan aims to keep startups in HK
• Perky Pele
• Final moments
• Diplomatic date
• Higher volume
• Helping others
• Starting point
• Mom tells of ‘miracle’ rescue on Linyi
• Li: Rail ‘jumbo’ will compete worldwide
• Environmen­tal watchdog gets tough over pollution
• Deeprooted problems haunt country’s industrial heartland
• Third Kunming Party chief faces probe
• Law experts seek ways to protect suspects in detention
• Govt takes aim at illegal births by surrogates
• Wuxi protecting its ancestral temples
• Farmers find super hybrid rice lacking in yield, disease resistance
• Tibet’s reforms similar to Lincoln freeing slaves O
• Fishing for trouble in South China Sea
• Brokerage rides high on stocks boom
• A guru’s tips on how to be a ‘smart city’
• Hold the fort ‘when you see the unlucky number 8’
• Takeover to boost Pirelli tire sales
• Apple’s smartwatch price tag gives many customers the pip
• CreditEase, US firm team up
• Hardly an Angel-ic price for diMaria
• Wenger cancels ‘For Sale’ sign
• Spieth goes on a birdie binge
• Tiger pleased with ‘good day’ in Augusta return
• A taste of spring at Aria
• Up to 550 slaves found on island
• Deal for jets possible in Modi’s first France trip
• Hunting fleet heads for Pacific despite anti-whaling laws
• Magic comes to life, Hogwarts style
• Medical aid reaches capital
• LIVING THE AMERICAN DREAM
• Justin Bieber campaign boosts Calvin Klein’s social status
• A TURBULENT ADVENTURE ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
• 36 HOURS IN LUXURIOUS VIENNA
• PAST IS PRESENT IN DYNAMIC WARSAW
• In Krakow, a taste of history shaped by Jewish and Christian influences
• A LOVE AFFAIR WITH WINE
• Can you spot the second chance?
• Alarm over sudden drop in female life expectancy
• Striving for perfection ‘ hurts pupils’
• How to be a success? Get up before dawn
• FROM GELDOLF TO U2
• BREASTFEED­ING AND IQ
• Are smartphone­s making our children mentally ill?
• People are coming out of university without the knowledge and background to take certain planning decisions.
• Sir Salman Rushdie accidental­ly shares his book tastes with the world
• Felicity Kendal: ‘It’s so difficult not to have affairs’

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