China Daily (Hong Kong) - 2012-08-17

• Tokyo set to release detained activists
• July FDI hits two-year low
• New system will boost mental health treatment
• Growing trend:
• HIGHFLIERS
• RIVER TALES
• You’re joking!
• IN THE FRAME
• United get top gun
• Safe harvest
• Family role
• Tough call
• Editorial
• Editorial
• PREPARE TO REOPEN
• Feuding couples lead rise in online slander
• Experts seek to prevent sidewalk collapses
• Virgin forests to be protected from ill effects of mining
• Jiangsu rejuvenate­s old mines with fresh trees
• Experts call for unified rules after latest disputes over delayed flights
• Shooting victim’s wife faces big bills
• 12 missing in accident
• DELAYS THE MAIN CAUSE OF INSURANCE CLAIMS
• Regulation­s are just cosmetic
• Teens in Shenyang gobble up ice cream iphones
• Ghostwrite­rs doing homework
• Coordinate­d action needed
• Cities, prepare for a rainy day
• Who are tomorrow’s consumers?
• Zhou was nothing but a criminal
• Books with good contents needed
• What individual­s can do
• Self- driving cars set for future highways
• Assange granted asylum
• China to boost ties with Latin America
• Beijing urges Syria, opposition to begin negotiatio­ns over crisis
• Former official touts military loosening for Japan
• Gold loses luster in domestic market
• COMAC, Boeing open energy conservati­on tech center
• Suntech freezes assets of troubled partner
• Swap rate at three-month high, reflecting cash crunch
• Sina poised to launch new Weibo version as ads soar
• Lenovo handsets outsell PCS in Q2
• EARLY DAYS OF PAINTING INDUSTRY
• Paintings: Price wars grow as firms vie to win trade amid falling orders
• Putian firm’s eye trained firmly on the mass market
• Behind th
• Looking back on Li Xiongcai’s art
• He scenic scenes
• Retrospect­ive
• It’s all about Manchester
• City: A dynasty begins?
• Arsenal: Cash solution
• Perfection for the King Associated Press
• Boston’s Pedroia denies reports of Valentine rift
• Aussie swimmers ‘caught napping’
• Farmland redevt protested
• Commission head seeks to raise retirement age
• Nearly 1,200 snared in month long crackdown
• China Mobile embarks on high-valued services trail
• CITIC Pacific’s Australia iron ore start-up delayed again
• ECJ judgment opens door to Chinese companies
• City’s job market stays firm
• What should the Fed do to jump-start US economy?
• Black sheep in Dongguan police force scare away investors
• Free our compatriot­s now!
• Textbook free of controvers­y

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