Shanghai Daily - 2018-08-16

• Guangdong-HK-Macau Greater Bay Area developmen­t steps up a gear
• China drags US to WTO over solar tariffs
• China marks Japan’s WWII surrender
• New home price rise slows in major cities
• Faulty DPT vaccine total doubles to 500,000
• Publishers lure readers at annual book fair
• Typhoon heads toward Shanghai
• Line 5 extension to open this year
• Final straw for Jing’an’s ‘Urban Fox’
• City set to tackle price gouging during expo
• Job fair for graduates of foreign universiti­es
• Unique stone chateau in Ningxia, a testimony to desert winemaking
• Museum restoring Japanese paintings
• Ethnic Chinese from abroad ask: Who am I?
• Are some street signs more confusing than helpful?
• In Himalayan travel hub, women battle against tourism pollution
• Water runs dry at Venezuela hospitals
• Suspect in car crash is British citizen
• Honor for 400 killed Allied prisoners during WWII
• Modi sees Indian manned space mission by 2020
• New drugs help treat cancer and HIV
• Turkey doubles tariffs on some US imports while lira rebounds
• Small role in Tesla plan for Saudi fund
• Wealthy families worry over economic prospects
• Huifu sees over 70% hike in H1 net profit
• Tencent’s financial results disappoint
• Exhibition weaving history together to celebrate ancient craft of embroidery
• Yunnan puts its exotic culture on display
• China’s friendly foe speed kings
• Tarnished weightlift­ing fights for Olympic survival
• Federer takes a step toward 8th Cincinnati title
• Struggling Alonso to retire at the end of F1 season
• NEW TRENDS TO GET YOU LINING UP
• Two tasty ways to survive the sizzling summer heat
• Try these tasty summer favorites to beat the heat
• Organic dairy farmers losing out to big business
• A sticky problem: Boom in taste for octopus squeezes market
• Sicily’s farmers going troppo as climate change alters landscape
• Feeling blue? Then this wine may be perfect
• The toxic cocktail polluting the drinking water
• Beating chicken pox just gets easier
• Multi-gene test may pinpoint risk for life-threatenin­g diseases, say scientists
• 1 in 7 kids of ‘Zika moms’ have health trouble: study

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