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Twenty-nine provinces raise minimum wage standards in 2006
Sino-French lab vows further research into environmental changes
China sets up supervision office to curb scientific misconduct
China sees record 11.84 million urbanites employed in 2006
HK October-December unemployment rate stands at 4.4 percent
Salary surge expected to continue this year
Beijing to raise salaries of migrant workers
New training facility set up in Guangzhou
Over 70 percent of employees emotionally affected by bonuses
New Oriental net profit up on higher student enrollment
China sees record 11.84 million urbanites employed in 2006
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Beijing to send more university graduates to countryside
'China may become scientific superpower'
Canadian envoy eyes tech links
China, EU start talks on new pact
China Mobile to offer mobile communications solutions to schools
China abolishes tuition fees in all rural schools
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China, Tajikistan sign treaty on goodneighborly friendship
Shanghai residents earned most in 2006
Survey: Education key to Shanghai life
EU wants China to help with global problems
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Official worries about enormous cost of fast economic growth
Teachers' plans for 'golden pig' babies affect schools
National report conveys demographic situation
Survey finds future finances a major concern
Tsinghua and INSEAD to offer China's first joint EMBA program
Business school emphasizes research to build quality program
Economy to grow despite structural ills
University tuition 25 times higher than in 1989
300m Chinese farmers to move into cities in 20 years
Shaxian farmers snack their way to success
Shenzhen 'job haven' for graduates
Drop barriers to education
A victory for TCM
English-language China recruitment website launched
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