China Daily (Hong Kong) - 2017-02-20

• Capital area to be economic dynamo
• 4 still wanted in Kim Jong-nam case
• China to jump supercompu­ter barrier
• DEMAND HEATING UP FOR MIGRANT WORKERS
• Slam-dunk champ
• Sichuan lantern display lights a way through ancient Egypt
• Battle for Mosul
• Luring back foreign direct investment
• Two single, happy women to crow about
• Guangzhou travel fair attracts 1,000 exhibitors
• Foreign minister calls for a return to talks to reach peace on Korean Peninsula
• Law change to lower minimum detention age
• Courts told to heighten security after knife attack
• US applauds move to control killer narcotic
• Subway lines to link Beijing with cities in Hebei
• Scientists striving to save rare pangolins
• Tsinghua admissions standards debated
• Two human cases of H7N9 virus have been reported in the capital this year
• Deng Xiaoping’s vision made developmen­t of the city possible
• Family preserves a piece of the Great Wall
• Migrant workers have more choice over job location
• Going downhill, but raising living standards
• From potato planter to hotel proprietor
• Family can finally shower at home
• Celebrated educator has worked in remote village schools for almost four decades
• Gender Inequality Index 2014
• How we spend defines who we are
• Paul Surtees expresses concern at people using smartphone­s to insensitiv­ely record accidents and also offers some solutions to the problem
• China and US restore belief that they can reduce frictions
• Effective measures to protect judges help uphold rule of law
• Punish officials for falsifying accident’s death toll
• Let CPC’s voice be heard
• From school economy to economic schooling
• Japan’s textbook risky move on islands
• Abe in the firing line for his dependency on the US alliance
• IMF agrees terms for $5b loan to Mongolia
• Chinese visitors help drive rise in Egypt tourism
• Vice-President says Washington is ‘devoted to our trans-Atlantic union’
• Lavrov calls for ‘post-West’ order
• Trump reassures supporters at rally
• Balloon, camera, action: Mapping a refugee camp
• Artisans break the mold in Britain’s pottery capital
• Energy chief’s policies paying off following decades of underinves­tment
• Brazil megachurch scores TV hit with biblical soap operas
• Strangers inspired by grieving dad’s online tribute to dead son
• ACEM rides high in ranks of world’s elite business schools
• Rain eases but north faces renewed storm
• NBA aims for Africa with Jo’ burg jaunt
• Czech consumer finance group seeks to ride local boom
• Advisors urge calm on forex decline
• Key Safety’s plan for Japanese company gets rescue panel’s nod
• Lego’s Jiaxing plant raises fresh FDI hopes
• China biotech makes big data a weapon in its war on cancer
• Food chain wants to grow fast
• Led by Micky Pant, Yum China finalizes expansion plan
• On the move
• Row filters user mood for beautifyin­g app
• China backs Australia’s cleaner iron ore project
• No relief for banks from costs, rates While short-term borrowings are dearer, interest rates haven’t moved much since 2015, piling on pain
• Next six months may well see even ChiNext weakening a bit
• Analysts debunk poor valuations of developers
• Romance on the road on Valentine’s Day
• Vacations following the holiday
• Outdoor art creates new buzz in City of the Dead

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