From the Chicago Tribune: China firms clamor to go kosher Businesses covet certification that lets them tap $150 billion market By Evan Osnos BEIJING -- Rabbi Shimon Freundlich picked up the phone in Beijing, and a Chinese factory boss launched his... ...full story at Danwei
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Foreign Journalism is Alive & Well! - Reporter Evan Osnos »
YouTube video The Chicago Trib's Evan Osnos, winner of $10,000 Asia Society journo award, on being an overseas correspondent, China blogs and more |
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China: Keeping It Kosher at the Olympic Games » Global Voices If you've ever been to China (or a traditional Chinese restaurant), you know that eating kosher according to the rules of religious Judaism is near impossible. Tiffany Sameyah of Jewneric reports that despite the best efforts of the rabbis, kosher... |
| 22 Jun 08 |
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Religion in China: Underground churches and the halal food market » Shanghaiist Left: Preview of a groundbreaking documentary, Jesus in China, by Evan Osnos on PBS Frontline/World. Osnos also reports of the explosive growth of evangelical Christianity in the Chicago Tribune, and notes how underground churches in China these days are,... |
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Jesus in China » Shanghaiist This PBS documentary on the underground church movement produced by the Chicago Tribune's Beijing Bureau chief Evan Osnos can now be watched online here, and it is as we said it would be — groundbreaking. |
| 30 Jun 08 |
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Not Exactly Jesus in China » Shanghai Scrap I’ve long been an admirer of Evan Osnos and the fine reporting that he’s done for the Chicago Tribune and the New Yorker. He has a keen and subtle eye that finds narratives, and details, where other reporters might only find platitudes. So... |
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Nasdaq opens office in Beijing to lure more Chinese firms » People's Daily The Nasdaq Stock Market opened a representative office in Beijing Monday in a fresh move to tap the bourse's fastest growing market outside the United States. The office will serve the growing number of Chinese firms listed or seeki ... |
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