Shanghai Daily - 2018-03-07

• Wish list of the Shanghai deputies
• City’s telecom firms will reduce charges
• Private sector plays vital role in economy
• How supervisio­n of budgets is to be strengthen­ed
• Growth target ‘attainable’ as domestic consumptio­n rises
• Belt and Road to boost trade liberaliza­tion: Fijian expert
• China urges world to learn from its bitter lesson and grasp opportunit­y
• Cambodia sees graft campaign as a ‘role model’
• US law teacher probed over sex abuse reports
• 15,000 to take part in next month’s half marathon
• City smokers still flouting ban in public indoor spaces
• Caring hands that win over animals
• Training opens up options for women
• Going down to grassroots makes officials more responsive to people’s basic needs
• A second child brings stress for many mothers
• Chinese culture to go global on the gaming front
• Hainan’s ‘Atlantis myth’ opens its doors
• DPRK is willing to hold talks with Washington on denucleari­zation
• Sri Lanka issues state of emergency after killings
• 39 die in Russian plane crash in Syria
• S. Korean ruling party star quits after rape claim
• Britain warns Russia over double spy’s mystery illness
• SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket in milestone 50th launch
• Kobe Steel CEO to quit over data fraud scandal
• Dutch company’s ambitions for high hopes with flying car
• Factory goods orders see biggest fall in 6 months
• WeChat passes 1b accounts mark
• B&R bonds issued to finance initiative
• China seen to power growth in oil demand
• Shares rise on NDRC’s remarks
• Viennese siblings making it a family affair
• James powers Cavs past Pistons
• Alvarez blames contaminat­ed meat for positive test
• Serena ready for long-awaited return at Indian Wells
• Iniesta injury hits Barca hopes
• 4-goal Goulart gives Cannavaro first win in ACL
• Defiant Pep bows to FA rules
• Refurbishe­d Chairman Mao home gets foreigner-friendly guide service
• Spring in Hangzhou is blooming marvelous

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