China Daily Global Edition (USA) - 2018-10-12

• Wall St. sell-off continues its slide
• Chinese more upbeat on Sino-Japanese ties
• NATION’S STAR RISES RAPIDLY ON THE WORLD ART SCENE
• Grand display
• Peng calls for more support to empower females
• Beijing, Ottawa discuss assurances on free trade
• Tallying losses
• Seafood seen again
• Tesla eyes new factory in Shanghai
• Kung fu is about more than kickboxing, a master says
• Trade war threatens global growth: IMF
• Lang Lang marks music milestone
• Drop in Chinese students worries colleges
• Li’s visit to Tajikistan to strengthen cooperatio­n
• Housing policy to be fine-tuned
• Curbing leverage risk bears fruit, bank head says
• UK brand Dunhill wins trademark case
• Shanghai medical insurance covers internatio­nal hospital Policy move part of efforts to turn city into a top healthcare center in Asia
• Experts welcome central poverty relief inspection
• Office staff battling weight, fatty livers
• Former senior legislator pleads guilty to bribery
• Regulation puts passengers in place
• Prizewinni­ng brothers find vocational college pays off
• Great Wall renovation an uphill struggle
• Xinjiang fighting extremist thought Region’s education facilities help rescue those lured into terrorism
• Scientists monitor inland water nutrients
• Shanghai startup Tigerobo sees artificial intelligen­ce as the underlying technology of the future. CEO Alex Chen Ye tells Edith Lu he’s confident Hong Kong is the right platform to take the group forward in the financial technology world.
• Where to park your money is an issue in troubled times
• A scholar out to create a kingdom for himself
• TRASH SORTING MEASURES GATHER PACE IN THE CITY
• From the hotpot and woks into the petrol tank 30,000 200
• Coming full circle back to where he was born
• The constant gardener
• Not for profit, but for the greater good
• Chinese composer produces rare work with Norwegian violinist
• Yangtze River cruises gain new popularity A perennial tourist favorite is making a comeback. All aboard and full steam ahead!
• ROK walks back on talk of lifting sanctions
• Turkey steps up pressure over missing writer
• Hawking sheds new light on black holes
• DISCOUNTIN­G ALL THE DIFFERENCE­S, WE’RE JUST SO DIFFERENT
• Playfulnes­s can beat depression too
• Celebratin­g the unsung heroine
• Say hello to HAL, my new digital voice assistant
• US real culprit for backdoors on chips
• Australia and Japan should not let ally lead them astray
• Chinese researcher­s must adopt a more long-term perspectiv­e
• Foreign companies know where bread is buttered
• Pence’s speech revealed why ties off-course
• Tsai banging her head against a brick wall
• Asia and Europe share onus to rise to challenge
• Connectivi­ty should be improved
• Tsai is seeking benefits from Sino-US tensions
• Cooperatin­g with mainland makes substantia­l progress
• Apple CEO vows to beef up investment
• BMW to acquire 75% stake in JV
• Securities brokers expand overseas
• Huawei to bolster AI applicatio­ns
• Chengdu’s high-tech zone ramps up recruitmen­t efforts around world
• CASC helps nation reach for the stars
• Firm gets ready for big-ticket missions
• Nanhua Futures opens subsidiary in Britain
• Import fair to galvanize global trade
• Carl Zeiss launches unit in Guangzhou
• Supply and demand put prices in frame

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