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US Man Sentenced To Jail For Trafficking Fake iPhones, iPads That Cost Apple $6 Million
According to court documents, the fraud scheme involved more than 10,000 counterfeit iPhones and iPads.
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A Tete A Tete With Chef Hawker Chan, Creator Of World's Cheapest Michelin Starred MealÂ
Liao Fan Hawker Chan aka Hawker Chan who has received the prestigious 'Michelin Star' from Michelin Guide Singapore was in the city to enthral visitors with his culinary genius.
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China's First Aircraft Carrier Now Ready For Combat
China's first aircraft carrier is now ready to engage in combat, marking a milestone for a navy that has invested heavily in its ability to project power far from China's shores.
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Young Partygoer Dies After Taiwan Water Park Disaster
A 20-year-old partygoer died today after suffering 90 per cent burns from a fireball that injured nearly 500 people at a Taiwan "colour party", with organisers facing charges after plumes of decorative powder ignited.
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Woman Accused of Killing 4-Year-Old Boy With Garden Shears
A Chinese woman was due in court on Thursday accused of killing a four-year-old boy in Australia with garden shears before laying in wait for his grandmother and stabbing her to death.
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Taiwan Plane Black Boxes Reveal Attempts to Regain Thrust
A twin-engined TransAsia plane that crashed into a river in Taipei, killing 35 people, failed to produce enough thrust after take-off, authorities said today, revealing that one apparently functioning engine was turned off and restarted.
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China's Nobel Peace Laureate Sends Message From Jail
Jailed Chinese Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo has told an overseas friend that he is relatively healthy but wants the world to pay more attention to other Chinese activists in a message that was smuggled out of jail.
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Homeless and Trapped in Taiwan's Wealth Gap
With an advertising sign in his hands, Liao Chin-chang stands wearily at an intersection near a new luxury apartment building in Taipei, trying to earn money as a walking billboard for the type of property most Taiwanese will never afford.
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Asia struggles to ward off impact of European crisis
HSBC's chief India economist Leif Eskesen said India's weakening economy was like a "gasping elephant".
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US Man Sentenced To Jail For Trafficking Fake iPhones, iPads That Cost Apple $6 Million
According to court documents, the fraud scheme involved more than 10,000 counterfeit iPhones and iPads.
-
A Tete A Tete With Chef Hawker Chan, Creator Of World's Cheapest Michelin Starred MealÂ
Liao Fan Hawker Chan aka Hawker Chan who has received the prestigious 'Michelin Star' from Michelin Guide Singapore was in the city to enthral visitors with his culinary genius.
-
China's First Aircraft Carrier Now Ready For Combat
China's first aircraft carrier is now ready to engage in combat, marking a milestone for a navy that has invested heavily in its ability to project power far from China's shores.
-
Young Partygoer Dies After Taiwan Water Park Disaster
A 20-year-old partygoer died today after suffering 90 per cent burns from a fireball that injured nearly 500 people at a Taiwan "colour party", with organisers facing charges after plumes of decorative powder ignited.
-
Woman Accused of Killing 4-Year-Old Boy With Garden Shears
A Chinese woman was due in court on Thursday accused of killing a four-year-old boy in Australia with garden shears before laying in wait for his grandmother and stabbing her to death.
-
Taiwan Plane Black Boxes Reveal Attempts to Regain Thrust
A twin-engined TransAsia plane that crashed into a river in Taipei, killing 35 people, failed to produce enough thrust after take-off, authorities said today, revealing that one apparently functioning engine was turned off and restarted.
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China's Nobel Peace Laureate Sends Message From Jail
Jailed Chinese Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo has told an overseas friend that he is relatively healthy but wants the world to pay more attention to other Chinese activists in a message that was smuggled out of jail.
-
Homeless and Trapped in Taiwan's Wealth Gap
With an advertising sign in his hands, Liao Chin-chang stands wearily at an intersection near a new luxury apartment building in Taipei, trying to earn money as a walking billboard for the type of property most Taiwanese will never afford.
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Asia struggles to ward off impact of European crisis
HSBC's chief India economist Leif Eskesen said India's weakening economy was like a "gasping elephant".
