China Daily Global Edition (USA) - 2016-07-25

• DNC leader out on email leaks
• An overseas study experience, at home
• New envoy supports setting ruling aside
• Fugitive quits bid for asylum in US
• Germany looks at tighter gun policy
• Star, reinvented
• Warcraft rules in China
• Aging China
• Fosun buys club
• A-shares get shivers
• Americans feeling forced to choose the lesser of two evils
• An evening of Chinese culture, with baseball
• ZPMC bets on high-tech port terminals
• Panchen Lama’s teaching praised at Tibet ritual
• China unveils largest amphibious aircraft
• ASEAN skirts new consensus
• Living Buddha who returned home
• Jobs growing, but applicants are lagging
• Chengdu hotpot faces regulation
• DNA technique heralds future advances in disease detection
• Govt spokesman debunks flood myths
• Four Mayor: officials‘We underestim­atedsuspen­ded after the fatal downpour’floods
• IN JOB HUNT, PEOPLE ARE YEARS APART
• Shanghai looks to develop its internatio­nal education potential
• 90s: Just starting in the world of work
• 80s: Satisfacti­on more important than money
• 70s: What a difference a decade makes
• NYU Shanghai aims to create global citizens
• Should naughty schoolchil­dren be fined?
• China opens world to US student
• Sichuan play on old order now in Beijing
• Real-life dramas echo in Ralph Fiennes’ Richard III
• Anyone for a drop of baijiu? Now that’s the spirit
• Intl conference injects new vigor to metropolis
• MY FATHER, HIS NECK AND THE 21 HOUSEMAIDS
• China backs developmen­t of volunteer service organizati­ons
• Travels are not romantic in the wilderness
• Taiwan suffers drop in mainland visitors
• Neighbors can manage their difference­s
• Regional arms race is clear and presents danger
• Fund return hit by commoditie­s, strong dollar
• Futuristic rail seeks China market
• Regulators warn Vanke, Baoneng
• Joint scientific research drives traditiona­l Chinese medicine westward
• Travel site Tuniu takes on big rivals Ctrip and Qunar
• Sonova hears China’s message loud and clear
• Rising bad loans shift banks’ focus to risks and debt securitiza­tion

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