News -- September 25, 2004

• 106 mainland enterprises listed outside mainland market
• 14 knifed in Chinese cybercafe attack
• Auction market opening to foreign firms
• A recalcitrant Taiwan: A self-destruct option
• Bush orders to remove Iraq from terrorism sponsor list

• Bush: Terrorists may plan more attacks
• China demands punishment for warehouse fires in Spain
• China develops powerful chips for communication equipment, terminals
• China condemns US arms sales to Taiwan
• Chinese paper says Japan's check cannot buy UN seat

• China's Insurance Law to be revised
• Conservatory of Chinese music marks 40th founding anniversary
• Crackdown on pirated software to intensify
• China urges Spain to punish arsonists
  
• Defects of Chinese Metropolis

• Ericsson intent on holding pole position
• Foreign investors may issue yuan shares
• Forbes to enlarge China's richest list
• Free press, free choice, free enterprise, censorship
• France pours cold water on Bush's sunny vision of Iraq

• Globalization needs management: UN symposium
• Gates pegged on Forbes Richest list in U.S.
• Hundreds punished amid audit storm
• Huawei wins US$28m Algerian contract
• India, Pakistan leaders promise to normalize ties through dialogue

• Li Na played very well: Kuznetsova
• Liu Xiang defeats Allan Johnson at Yokohama Super Track and Field Meet
• Liu Xiang defeats Allen Johnson in Japan
• Multinationals competing for China's mid-west
• Millions to travel during Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays

• Malaysia bans 'opium-idolising' song by Faye Wong
• No-car day creates traffic jams
• Only-child generation grows up to be parents
• Rescue work continues for the missing in Yellow River boating accident
• Rumsfeld: U.S. troops can leave before Iraq peaceful

• Removal of textile trade quotas urged
• Standard charge set for a China Green Card
• Sino-Japanese friendship is an historical trend
• Scientists have hopes for SARS cure
• SCO plan maps out regional co-operation

• Striking a chord for social harmony
• Third meeting of SCO Prime Ministers held in Bishkek
• Tian'anmen decorated with flowers
• UN awards peace medal to Chinese civilian police contingent in Liberia
• UN seat needs more than money

• Watsons to double stores in mainland