China Daily (Hong Kong) - 2018-01-26

• Monkeys cloned for drug research
• Xi’s ‘shared future’ now a consensus
• Political advisers vow to push partnershi­p
• Robo Rover
• Hotpots vary, but popular everywhere
• Bourse to write history
• Deal to buy Qualcomm raises jitters
• Britain a ‘natural’ Belt, Road partner
• This Day, That Year
• Doing math every day may add to longevity
• Beijing will welcome US defense chief ’s visit
• Reforms to exceed world ‘expectatio­ns’
• Li urges greater safety for workers
• Poorly run State parks face censure
• Chengdu panda base slams online claims of cruelty
• Bay Area has ‘key role’ in cutting emissions
• Joint investigat­ion to start on sunken oil ship
• Officials consider moves to improve care for elderly
• City has ‘red culture’ in its genes
• Better housing plan to help attract talent
• Great Wall’s guardian wins over locals
• Innovation helps bring home the bacon in Chongqing
• Turning social apps into business schools
• Moving cargo in an ‘age of disruption’
• Coaching a new generation along with the times
• HK has to brace itself for a more expensive 2018
• HKBU row shows moral deficit afflicts education
• Bay Area urgently needs unified legal framework
• Localists at root of language dispute
• Making bearish bets on China remains a losing propositio­n
• Falls in their permanent population­s timely turning point for metropolis­es
• Chinese choices for the best in dining
• Crime-busting battle waged
• Courts have duty to curb violence against children
• Belt and Road will boost ties with Middle East
• China reaches a cloning milestone
• US imposes new sanctions on DPRK
• Hockey players paired up for Olympics
• Lincoln’s flagship Navigator utility set to redefine full-size SUV segment
• Pence’s trip fails to revive peace hope
• Mnangagwa promises elections by July
• New talks seen as ‘last hope’ for solution
• Philippine­s braces for emergency as volcano shows alarming activity
• Ireland makes direct appeal
• Harvard detractors call on actress Kunis to turn down award
• Brexit deal in place ‘by end of March’
• Shootout will decide women’s top gun
• Sandgren uses last shot in Melbourne to slam media
• ‘Professor’ Chung triggers tennis resurgence in homeland
• Bankrupt Becker’s search for silverware
• Dutch treat for tomorrow’s stars
• CSL gets revamped deal for TV rights
• Judge tells abusive doctor: ‘I’ve signed your death warrant’
• Local government­s revise GDP growth targets lower for 2018
• China flays US on false WTO claims
• Xiaomi overtakes Samsung in India smartphone sales
• Greater Bay Area cooperatio­n set to deepen
• Former Beijing market transforms into a high-tech incubator
• Fitness drive inspiring Chinese for sport
• Toys R Us plans to close 182 stores, citing holiday ‘missteps’
• Streamline­d customs keep Shenzhen ahead on trade
• Connectivi­ty a critical factor in car purchase
• Maturing Chinese market gives rise to auto culture
• Express deliveries cleared with extra zip
• China to maintain steady growth
• Domestic firms gaining more internatio­nal attention
• Globalizat­ion and free trade to top 2018 Boao agenda
• Craving carbs? Blame your brain, says study
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