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MU Researcher Says Chinese Credit Market Remains Underdeveloped

By Guest PostAugust 4, 2010EconomyBeijing, China, chinese credit market, chinese government, chinese households, credit market, economic policies, rui yao, tsinghua university, university of missouri, urban chinese households

*Survey reveals urban Chinese households maintain high saving rates and are unwilling to utilize credit*

COLUMBIA, Mo. — The Chinese government has made several reforms to its economic policies in recent years. Despite these reforms, a new study shows that Chinese households are not utilizing their credit market to its fullest extent. Rui Yao, a researcher in the department of Personal Financial Planning in the College of Human Environmental Sciences at the University of Missouri, says a recent survey of urban Chinese households shows that the Chinese credit market remains underdeveloped.

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Tons of Toxic Chemicals Flow from China to Russia

By PravdaJuly 30, 2010Environmentamur river, blagoveshchensk, chemical plants, China, far east, hazardous substances, igor demchishin, jilin, khabarovsk, lake hanka, songhua river, trimethylchlorosilane, vende river, yongjia county

On Wednesday, approximately 7,000 containers of hazardous substances were washed away to a tributary of the Amur River with floods from the territory of chemical plants in China.

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IBM Provides Smartphone Data Services for Solar-Powered Robot Car Journey From Italy to China

By Guest PostJuly 26, 2010Environment, Technologyandroid 2.1 mobile platform, China, co2 bluetooth sensors, co2 pollutants, ed jellard, human centric solutions, hursley development lab, ibm, italy, nicola palmarini, parma, sensaris, shanghai, smartphones, solar energy powered vehicles, tivoli storage manager, viac, vislab intercontinental autonomous challenge, world expo

*Smartphones to Collect and Tweet CO2 Levels as Part of Environmental Research Project*

MILAN, Italy – 26 Jul 2010: The VisLab Intercontinental Autonomous Challenge (VIAC), an epic 13,000km journey from Parma, Italy to Shanghai, China using unmanned, solar energy powered vehicles, aims to showcase the benefits of green transport.

Over the course of the trip, the automated vehicles will use IBM Human Centric solutions to collect data on CO2 pollutants in the regions covered along the way – Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Hungary, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan and China – using the data to assess the health and environmental impact of CO2 in these areas.

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Internet Population: China

By ShamsJuly 24, 20101 commentTechnologybroadband, China, internet population

The China Internet Network Information Center provides the following info:

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Between the Nightmare of the Gulf and the Magic of Solar Impulse

By PravdaJuly 18, 2010Economy, Sciencealberta, alternative, bp, canada, China, cost efficient, deepwater horizon, deforestation, deserts, electricity, energy, environmental disaster, fort mcmurray, gulf of mexico, largest oil reserve, oil, oil sands, saudi arabia, Scandinavia, solar impulse aircraft, solar plane, solar stoves, sun ray, tar sands, thermo conversion, tibet, tibetan women, tsedang, unicamp data

While the BP Deepwater Horizon well spits tens of thousands of barrels of oil offshore on the Gulf of Mexico, an environmental disaster of proportions never before imagined, a beautiful new kind of bird flies silently in the skies on its first test flight.

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China UFO

By ShamsJuly 17, 2010Cultureamerica, army, China, chinese, military, ufo, US

Well, till to-date UFO was sole property of the West, mainly U.S.’s.

But now they are changing their strategy.

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Football Saves Spain’s Economy from Decline

By PravdaJuly 17, 20102 commentsEconomy, Sportsabn amro banks, bloomberg, China, dutch, economic downturn, Economy, gold medal, ing, madrid, miguel sebastian, national debt, South Africa, spain, spaniards, spanish national team, stock market, world cup

The victory of the Spaniards over the Dutch in the World Cup will help the economy, experts say.

The euphoria of the victory improves the mood of the population, and the population in a good mood begins to spend more money and shop more frequently.

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Peking University People’s Hospital Partners with IBM to Build China’s First Evidence-Based Patient Centric Care System

By Guest PostJuly 15, 20102 commentsTechnologyChina, chinese, epc3, evidence-based patient centric care, first-of-a-kind, healthcare, her, hiv, ibm, longitudinal, peking university people’s hospital, program, scripps research institute, thomas li

BEIJING – 15 Jul 2010: IBM and Peking University People’s Hospital (People’s Hospital) have built an evidence-based patient centric care (ePC3) system to enable cooperation and resource sharing among medical services providers for improved patient care.

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