HOT COMMENTS 

GM soybeans 

Stray cat truck

Love step by step

Politically precocious

Reunited by cancer

NET CHECK

Trouble with transparency 

TOP SEARCHES

Iodized salt causes cancer

Golden bride remarries

CHINA BLOGS

Mahjong world heritage bid 

STRAIGHT FROM THE STREET 

Organ donation 

CARTOON OF THE DAY

GDP at all costs?

THE NOT LIST

#10: KFC’s soybean milk  

#9: The original electric bike    

#8: COMAC’s ARJ21 jet 

#7: Siemens refrigerators 

#6: Coffee @IKEA

#5: Dates on Jiayuan.com 

#4: BYD electric car 

#3: Online breast milk   

#2: Domestic infant milk formula 

#1: Real estate 

THE HOT LIST

#10: How to marry a billionaire course 

#9: Online luxury goods 

#8: Iodized salt

#7: Steve Jobs biography

#6: Face masks 

#5: Wine 

#4: Chinese art 

#3: Gold…from vending machines

#2: License plates 

#1: iPhone 4

ON THE FRONT LINE

JAPAN & FUTURE ENERGY MARKET

SINO-JAPANESE JOINT VENTURES

TRICKS OF THE TRADE TIP #15

MARKET PLACE

TAX REFORM

HONG KONG RMB SERVICES

MARKET CLOSINGS

BIZ BUZZ

CLENBUTEROL PORK SCANDAL

SALT SOLD OUT

SUGAR CANE LOSSES

QUESTION OF THE DAY

What's the top tea-producing province in China?

Which city is launching a 4G TD-LTE network this fall?

Japan's recent disaster trifecta-- an earthquake, followed by a tsunami, followed by a nuclear disaster has left the world on edge. 

The Chinese salt sector has fared well in this latest disaster, what about the auto industry, electronics manufacturing and the energy sector? 

China overtook Japan, one of its most important trading partners, last year to become the second largest economy in the world. How will the country’s economic relations fare following the crisis in Japan?  

Host Katie Fischer is joined by: 

Robert Blohm

Managing Director of Keen Resources Ltd.

Professor John Gong

Professor of Economics at the University of International Economics and Business and a columnist for the South China Morning Post and the Global Times

Aired April 1, 2011

HOT COMMENTS 

iPad school

Bye-bye badminton!

Caged Beggars

Mixed feelings over Wang Lijun

How to use power

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Who's happy now?

TOP SEARCHES

Wenzhou hoards salt

Chinese Canon factory forced to close

Artificial respiration to save wife

Woman beaten for stealing flowers

STRAIGHT FROM THE STREET 

Cold cure restrictions

CARTOON OF THE DAY

Productive anti-Japanese protests?

TOP 5 COMMENTS 

BEGGING FOR MORE TIME

UNEQUAL AGREEMENTS 

CANCELING BANK CHARGES 

REACTIONS TO DISASTER

ATTACKING CORRUPTION

NET CHECK

CONSUMER RIGHTS PROTECTION

U.S. RETURNS SMUGGLED HERITAGE

UNDERCOVER COP BOSS

CHINA BLOGS

LIBERATING LIBYAN MINDS

CHINA TWEETS

JAPANESE NUCLEAR FEARS

STRAIGHT FROM THE STREET 

RESULTS OF POLITICAL MEETINGS 

CARTOON OF THE DAY

EDUCATION FOR THE MASSES

TOP 5 COMMENTS 

WTO tire complaint rejected 

Rich kids in the UK

Advice for free spirits

Money can't solve everything

Who sells weapons to Gaddafi?

NET CHECK

Selling weapons to Gaddafi?

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Li Yang domestic violence

Most handsome doctor in Wenzhou

Memorial meeting for cattle

S. Korean President public kiss

Chang'e at the subway gate

CHINA BLOGS

Recommended reading

STRAIGHT FROM THE STREET 

Dubious degrees

CARTOON OF THE DAY

Marrying with the head

Spinning Disaster

Shanghai Fire Disaster