China Daily - 2015-09-12

• Obama leads moment of silence on 9/11 anniversar­y
• China aids fight against warming
• Lhasa soccer team hopes to succeed from on high
• Marriage act:
• Ningxia launching drive to lure Muslim visitors
• Misery mounts
• Wayne’s world
• Expansion hurdles
• Not so strong
• Fund strategy
• Bosses kicked out
• Film festival showcases Chinese culture
• US rebuked over hacking remarks
• Chinese economy shows ‘strong fundamenta­ls’, says ex-Australia PM
• Art must put focus on core values
• Live-fire drill called a routine exercise
• Dead firefighte­rs’ families still in disbelief about blasts
• Mobile apps assist teachers and students
• China and Arab states strengthen medical exchanges
• Poll shows need for Sino-US big picture
• US must rein in revisionis­t Abe government
• Conflictin­g theories on car crash no surprise
• More tax incentives required to boost domestic consumptio­n
• Guangzhou rolls out welcome mat
• Gameloft shuts shop in Chengdu
• Firms punished for illegal trading
• PBOC tweaks method to assess reserve ratio
• NDRC: Firms should lead smart city developmen­t
• Manzhouli’s opening-up efforts starting to bear fruit
• ‘Trade initiative­s helping globalizat­ion’
• ‘Appetite’ in China still strong: Coca-Cola
• Oaktree on the hunt for more distressed assets
• A new blueprint for global growth
• Sacked camerawoma­n says she ‘panicked’
• ‘Shocked’ residents assess flood damage
• Moscow seeks new US military cooperatio­n
• China seeks stronger ties with Arab nations
• Ningxia looks to weave Web of economies
• More Belt and Road trade platforms pursued
• Hot Brady deflates the Steelers
• Buffalo’s Dareus signs massive $100m extension
• NYC police boss, mayor apologize to ’cuffed Blake
• Dortmund keen to continue Tuchel revival
• Adviser Scala makes his FIFA reform manifesto public
• Coman excited about Bayern move
• In the ring: Boxing takes off as women strike a blow for fitness and self-esteem.
• Gay scene: The world has changed a lot in 13 years. A man released recently after spending 13 years in prison can testify to that.
• Computers: They worked closely together as Apple made its mark on the world, but eventually they would never talk to one another again.
• Film: ‘The world has changed,’ the actor Daniel Craig declares, saying that James Bond is about to appear in a less ‘sexist’ role.
• Books: He was called an “idiotic choice” for a difficult job, but the writer David Lagercrant­z has managed to produce the goods.
• Dead stereotype­s: Bollywood directors finally get into the 21st century with films that are not dominated by males.
• Genders: Allegation­s about a former prime minister raise the question of what it means to be asexual.
• The reasons why women hit the gyms
• BIG DAY LOOMS, AND THE WORLD IS THEIR STAGE
• Cold fact: Bear neighbors of scientists are not so cuddly
• Czech coal safari offers excavators instead of giraffes
• There’s nothing gaudy about Barcelona
• Housing the Loop featuring DJ T.
• The data is there, if you work it out
• REAL MEN DON’T DRINK BY HALVES
• A marriage saviour: The snoring room
• Popular films to go rogue as Net movie provider’s contract draws to end
• Less sex and mysogyny, please: We’re British
• Shakespear­e stage part lands actor transgende­r role 13 years later
• Chinese smartphone makers plan to dominate the world
• It’s not only a movie: A tribute to film director Wes Craven
• Hathaway: 24-year-olds are beating me to roles

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