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Skirmish shuts down Beijing Apple storeJo Ling Kent CNN 05/09/2011 | Beijing starts gating, locking migrant villagesCARA ANNA Yahoo! News 07/14/2010 |
 Beijing, China -- In China, Apple products are hot. Long lines of eager customers and swarms of lurking scalpers are typical each time Apple launches a new product here. |  The government calls it "sealed management." China's capital has started gating and locking some of its lower-income neighborhoods overnight, with police or security checking identification papers around the clock, in a throwback to an older style of control. |
Beijing property prices predicted to be steady in 2010, according to analysts Property Wire 02/22/2010 | Price tag for land in Beijing soars China Daily 01/21/2010 |
 Residential property prices in Beijing are expected to maintain a steady course during 2010 and the city’s mayor has promised not to use administrative measures to intervene in the market. |  Fengtai property may retail for 30,000 yuan per sq m. Property prices may have hit a new high in one Beijing district after China Overseas Property Co Ltd snapped up a parcel of land for a staggering 17,153 yuan ($2,512) per sq m yesterday. |
Big chill grips Asia: Beijing, Seoul disrupted by record snowfall Reuters 01/03/2010 | Pigeon Ban As Beijing Goes Into LockdownPeter Sharp Sky News 09/29/2009 |
 BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - Heavy snows and biting cold hit parts of Asia on Monday, with unusually harsh winter weather snarling up transport across north China, South Korea and India, but little lasting economic damage was expected. |  The country is preparing to mark the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. In a country known for its stringent security precautions, the security forces have excelled themselves. |
China goes house hunting to rev up economySimon Rabinovitch Reuters 08/18/2009 | China home prices rise 1 pct in July amid stimulus AP 08/10/2009 |
 BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government is attempting to pass the baton of growth from state-funded infrastructure investment to the private housing sector, a risky but necessary move to sustain the economic recovery. |  BEIJING (AP) —Housing prices in China rose for a second month in July, adding to signs Beijing's massive stimulus spending is helping to boost economic activity, according to data reported Monday. |
China's stimulus-fueled stock boom alarms BeijingJoe McDonald The Associated Press 08/02/2009 | Listed Banks Cut Real Estate Loans TradeMarkets.com 04/01/2009 |
 The middle-aged crowd in the packed Guosen Securities office jostle around buzzing printers that spit out receipts for their share buys, hoping to cash in on China's stimulus-fueled stock market boom. |  BEIJING, Apr 01, 2009 (SinoCast Daily Business Beat via COMTEX) -- SZDVF | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Listed commercial banks in China tightened restrictions on loans granted to real estatedevelopers in 2008 despite that their non-performing loan ratios of such loans continued dropping. |
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