US Regulators Approve CNOOC Purchase of Nexen
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US regulators recently approved what will be China's largest foreign takeover, a $15 billion purchase of Canadian-based oil giant Nexen. China state-owned CNOOC needed the approval as Nexen has operation in the US.
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Chinese Protest North Korea's Third Nuclear Test
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China's foreign ministry spokesman has condemned North Korea's most recent nuclear test and has urged other members of the UN Security Council to work towards the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula. Chinese netizens, meanwhile, have been even more vocal and at least one public protest has urged the government to reconsider its relationship with the rogue state.
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Chinese Protests Against NK Nuclear Bomb Testing
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Cancer-Causing Chemicals Found in Beijing Smog
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 The Chinese Academy of Sciences said on Saturday that the recent smog that choked Beijing for the several weeks contained large amounts of toxic organic chemicals. Known as photochemicals, similar compounds killed more than 800 people in Los Angeles a hundred years ago.
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Cancer-Causing Photochemicals Found in Beijing Smog
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Chinese Men Win "Frozen Man" Competition
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 It was a three-way tie in the frozen man competition that placed contestants in sub-freezing temperatures for 24 hours straight with no sleep, no food and no clothes.
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Chinese Men Compete in "Frozen for 24 Hours" Contest
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