Wall Street Journal
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The Wall Street Journal is a global news organization that provides leading news, information, commentary and analysis. Published by Dow Jones, The Wall Street Journal engages readers across print, digital, mobile, social, and video. Building on its heritage as the preeminent source of global business and financial news, the Journal includes coverage of U.S. & world news, politics, arts, culture, lifestyle, sports, and health. It holds 36 Pulitzer Prizes for outstanding journalism.
Last Updated: July 7, 2016
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07.09.14As China Gets Fatter, World Bank Calls for Health Care Reform
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As China has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and grown increasingly wealthy, its people are suffering from many lifestyle diseases endemic to developed countries.
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07.07.14China’s State Media Goes Into Overdrive Over the Marco Polo Incident
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President Xi Jinping led other members of the leadership to the area on the western outskirts of Beijing where 77 years ago Japanese troops attacked Chinese soldiers. The 1937 skirmish led to Japan invading much of eastern China and...
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07.07.14From Mountains, Island, Secret Town, China’s Electronic Spy Shop Watches
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Using Chinese government websites, academic databases and foreign security expertise, The Wall Street Journal assembled an overview of some secret operations of China's global monitoring organization, the Third Department of the People's...
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07.07.14Alibaba Founder’s Recent Deals Raise Flags
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Some investments by Jack Ma and partners were made on behalf of Alibaba or funded by a loan from the company.
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06.30.14Chinese Territorial Claims Driving Asia Closer to U.S.
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Muscle flexing by the Chinese in the South China Sea is driving Asian neighbors into a closer alliance with the U.S. and feeding regional insecurity, cautioned one of Australia's most senior government ministers.
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06.26.14U.S. Navy Official Says China Military Relations Have Improved ‘Modestly’
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Relations between the U.S. and Chinese militaries have improved “modestly” in the past year, a senior U.S. Navy official said, despite discord over territorial tensions and strategic issues in the Asian-Pacific region.
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06.26.14China Official Makes Rare Cross-Strait Trip in Effort to Forge Ties With Taiwan
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China's top cross-strait negotiator began a landmark visit to Taiwan aimed at forging ties with the Taiwanese people amid growing skepticism toward Beijing.
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06.24.14Web Preaches Jihad to China's Muslim Uighurs
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China says the Internet and social media incite terrorism among Uighur minority.
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06.17.14Foreign Direct Investment in China Declines
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Foreign firms worry over arbitrary law enforcement, rising labor costs.
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06.13.14Data Show Mixed Picture of China’s Economy
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China’s economy is struggling to find equilibrium, data released Friday shows, with government stimulus measures gaining traction last month while the vital housing market continues its swoon.
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06.12.14Shanghai Full of Pride: China’s ‘Most Gay-Friendly City’ Prepares to Celebrate
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Shanghai Pride, a weeklong celebration of all things gay, officially kicks off tomorrow in what organizers call China’s most gay-friendly city.
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06.10.14China Now Has More Millionaires Than Any Country but the U.S.
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China had 2,378,000 millionaire households in 2013, a rise of 82% from the previous year and almost double the 1,240,000 millionaire households in Japan, according to the Boston Consulting Group Global Wealth 2014 report unveiled on Tuesday.
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06.02.14Malaysia Seeks Code of Conduct for South China Sea
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Malaysia urged a rapid conclusion to creating a long-stalled code of conduct in the South China Sea, as tensions grow over conflicting territorial ambitions in Asian waters between Beijing and neighboring countries.
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05.29.14China Scrambles to Adjust to Baby Boomlet
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China's health officials are taking steps to accommodate two million more births annually after a landmark decision last year to relax population controls.
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05.26.14China's Beachhead in U.S. Schools
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The Confucius education network shows the promise and peril of doing academic business with Beijing.