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China's housing slowdown threatens economic growth
Rob Schmitz Jan 19, 2012
Concerned over the runaway growth of its housing market, China imposed new laws to slow speculation. But trying to curb a potential housing bubble may hurt the country's high growth.
Look both ways when crossing Wall Street
David Brancaccio Jan 16, 2012
China watchers are hoping for a soft landing for its overheated economy.
Will the U.S. lead the economic recovery?
Julia Coronado Jan 12, 2012
With ongoing troubles in Europe and an obvious slow down in many Asian economies, it looks as though America might be the bright spot in the global economy.
China announces plans for space program
Steve Chiotakis Jan 11, 2012
China has unveiled plans for space exploration over the next five years. The country says it'll launch space laboratories, manned spaceships, and an eventual goal of building a space station and putting a man on the moon.
All eyes on China and Europe in 2012
Adriene Hill Dec 30, 2011
In the New Year, financial experts will keep a close watch on both the eurozone and China, and their impact on the global economy.
In China, economic summit will focus on domestic growth
Scott Tong Dec 12, 2011
Today in China, leaders will meet for the year's most important economic summit. On the table is the crisis in Europe, the financial problems in the U.S., and what's in store for the domestic economy.
Chinese production slowed in November
Rob Schmitz Dec 1, 2011
China's economy is slowing down, and it isn't just the debt problems in Europe causing the shift.
Homeless in New York: A Chinese Student's Story of Life After the Agency
Rob Schmitz Nov 10, 2011
While reporting my story on Chinese college placement agencies, I interviewed a young man named Jason who is attending a university in New York. ...
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