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Government spells out a
long-term plan to help the jobless, and this time,
some business people are giving a helping hand.In
shanghai,the 40-50 project puts unemployed back
to work.
Shanghai has 2,027 items
subject to administrative examination and approval:
many more than other big cities. The good news is
that Shanghai is cutting re tape to improve its
dfficiency. Up to 50 per cent of the bureaucracy
involving administrative examination and approval
will be cut.
The number of the scientific
and technological minor enterprises in shanghai
has broken throught ten thousand for the first time.
"ANTITRUST" a U.S. procuction
about a high-technology monopoly, won the Golden
Cup Award for best movie on the 5th Shanghai International
Film Festival.
Heads of State from the
"Shanghai Five" countries！China, Russia, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan gathered here on Thursday
and Friday for their sixth annual meeting. The six
presidents all support talks to facilitate trade
and investment within the frame work of the organization
and support the outline for long-term trade and
economic cooperation.
Officials from the local
metro authority have given assurances that it is
safe for passengers to ride the Pearl Line light
rail during the an-going plum rainy season, because
thunder-proof decices installed in each metro cosch
can protect both the people and the train from thunder
bolts.
When Shanghai Volks wagan
rolled its 60,000 Passet off its production line
, it announced it will begin production of its first
compact car within the year-heating up the already
competitive domestic private car market.
The city's widest pedestrian
overpass！at Zhaojiabang and Tianyaoqiao roads in
the Xujiahui shopping area！is taking shape.
To support Beijing's bid
for the 2008 Olympics,on 6,23th, more than 2000
runners from Shanghai and Taibei are participating
in "Beijing Olympics！Running through the Straits".
Prices in Shanghai's residential
housing market increased for the eighth straight
month in May, simulated by continuous demand.
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