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China's stocks staged a long-awaited rebound yesterday with all the major indices in the country's two bourses shooting up over 9 percent after the government abandoned a plan on Sunday to sell down state holdings in listed firms.


Government Expands Access to Land-use Rights Through Bidding
Policies Help Shares Shoot up Daily Limits
China, ROK Reach Currency Swap Deal
Beijing to Build More Production Bases for Safe Farm Produce
West-east Pipline in Sight
Draft Law Seeks to Reduce Mine Woes
State Share Sell-off Plan Stopped
China Urges to Tighten Coal-mine Supervision
Beijing Opens Door to Job Agencies
Beijing to Punish Tour Guides Taking Kickbacks or Demanding Tips


Expert Urges Fair Play in Real Estate Reform
Economist: Weaker US Dollar Plus for China's Growth
Community Services to Create Jobs
Chinese Economy, 'Three-hitched Chariot' to Drive it onto Freeway
Desktops Alive and Kicking


China's E-banks Set for Golden Age: Survey
Public Transport Top Priority
Rural Women Urged to Get Rich by Using Modern Science
Garbage Facilities Must for New Homes
Social Security Reform Assists Laid-off Workers


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