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Wuhan Will Amend Firecracker Rule
June 30, 2006 By EditorThe Standing Committee of Wuhan Municipal People's Congress is reviewing the "Banned Fireworks Rule of Wuhan" with the intention of perhaps lifting some of the ban.
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Chinese Lawmakers Work On Economic Constitution
June 30, 2006 By EditorAfter 12 years of discussion, the Anti-Monopoly Law has been brought before the National People's Congress for ratification.
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Beijing May Provide Free Premarital Medical Exams
June 29, 2006 By EditorJin Dapeng, director of the Beijing Municipal Public Health Department, says that the Beijing Municipal Finance Department is researching the possibility of offering free premarital checkups in China's capital city.
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Consumers Threaten Lawsuit For Incorrect Computer Configuration
June 29, 2006 By EditorMore than 50 Chinese consumers have submitted complaints online accusing Dell of providing the wrong CPU in its laptop computers.
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Nokia Sues Chinese Companies For IP Violations
June 29, 2006 By EditorNokia has initiated a civil litigation in Beijing against two companies for manufacturing and selling mobile phones that copy the proprietary and legally protected industrial designs of the Nokia 7260 mobile phone model.
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Henan Province Issues Preferential Housing Policies For Migrant Workers
June 28, 2006 By EditorThe Construction Department of Henan Province has issued orders to help solve problems encountered by migrant workers when they try to find housing.
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HP Expands Recycling Program
June 28, 2006 By EditorHP announced the expansion of its product return and recycling program to reach more customers and create new ways for people to discard used or unwanted electronic equipment in a convenient and environmentally responsible manner.
Information for June, 2006





