Brigitte Foster-Hylton - Sprint hurdles queen - Go Jamaica
Yesterday The Gleaner recognised a magnificent athlete for her resilience at the international level, an organisation that has been critical to the growth of Jamaica’s transport and tourism sectors, as well as a commission which has helped maintain
Source: news.go-jamaica.com

IPhone gets slow start at China sales launch - Network World Fusion
The iPhone appeared to get a slow start in China on Friday night as China Unicom and Apple held a launch event largely free of the buzz and long buyer lines that have accompanied launches of the handset elsewhere. Smog hung in the Beijing air as
Source: www.networkworld.com

Coal Mine Ownership in China Changes With Political Winds (and Whims) - The Epoch Times
A coal miner walks on coal seams in an open pit coal mine on Aug. 19, 2006, in Chifeng of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China. Many privately owned coal mines are being assimilated into larger state-run companies at a loss to the owners. (China
Source: www.theepochtimes.com

More IDG Headlines - San Francisco Chronicle
Smog hung in the Beijing air as buyers filled about two-thirds of an outdoor sales queue set up at a shopping mall. Beijing’s first rain in weeks fell on an overhead canopy during the event. “It’s because of the rain, the temperature really is a
Source: www.sfgate.com

Apple iPhone comes to China, but the price isn’t right — and there’s - Daily Finance
If you live in China, you can now get an Apple ( AAPL ) iPhone. But you have better have a lot of cash, since the best data plan is going to cost you some $3000 smackers a year. On Friday, state-run China Unicom, Apple’s partner in the Middle Kingdom
Source: www.dailyfinance.com

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