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- HEALTH
- Spoiled Rabies Vaccine Saga Continues
- After thousands of rabies vaccines were discovered to contain an illegal additive rendering them ineffective, many Chinese injected with them feared vulnerability to the disease and adverse health effects.
- Wang Yanan | 2009-03-27
- FOOD SAFETY
- Chinese Court Accepts First Civil Suit in Milk Scandal
- Six months after some 290,000 chidren fell ill and several died due to tainted milk, a local Chinese court will hear the first civil lawsuit filed on behalf of a victim's family.
- Wang Biqiang, Xie Liangbing | 2009-03-26
- Starbucks... Tofu?
- Beleaguered coffee chain Starbucks is hoping new, locally-inspired products at lower prices will entice Chinese customers to consume despite the economic slowdown.
- He Wen | 2009-03-24
- STATE FIRMS
- Industrial Bank Boycotted by State Firms in Shenzhen
- State-owned firms in Shenzhen were retaliating against a bank for a lawsuit it won against one of their own.
- Yang Dong | 2009-03-20
- Dim Hope for Huiyuan Juice Shares
- Market analysts are bearish on Huiyuan's share price, which bubbled up for months before a deal with Coca Cola was blocked by Chinese commerce officials on March 18.
- He Wen | 2009-03-19
- AGRICULTURE
- Major Chinese Soybean Presser Softens to Foreign Investment
- An icon of China's soybean industry tells the EO of how two market shakeups have given foreign investors a strangehold over his trade.
- Li Ping | 2009-03-19
- FOREIGN ACQUISITIONS
- China to Coca-Cola: No Deal
- Coca-Cola's attempt to purchase a major Chinese beverage company has been blocked on the grounds that it violates Chinese antitrust law, nixing what would have been the largest foreign acquisition of a Chinese firm in history.
- Zhang Bin, Ren Yujie | 2009-03-18
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- China's CPI returned to positive growth in November with food prices up 3.2 percent year-on-year in November.
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