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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: feng shui

feng shui stories: 3 news summaries

(Newser) - The legal battle over the fortune of late billionaire Nina “Little Sweetie” Wang has gotten a little… odd, the Wall Street Journal reports. Tony Chan, a bartender-turned-feng shui master, says he carried on a passionate 15-year-affair with the pigtailed tycoon, and that she left him everything—including her... More »

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Hong Kong • will • feng shui • heir • Nina Wang • Tony Chan • Little Sweetie

 Jittery Investors 
 Seek Direction From 
 Feng Shui Gurus 

In Asia, when a feng shui master talks, people listen

Feb 9, 09 3:07 AM CST
(Newser) - Hong Kong investors are invoking feng shui—the ancient Chinese art associated in the Western mind with interior decorating—to guide their depleted portfolios, the Wall Street Journal reports. Two inauspicious lunar eclipses have already predicted a grim year, and masters are warning investors to beware of the land of... More »

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Barack Obama • investors • Hong Kong • spirituality • financial markets • financial crisis • President Obama • feng shui • Year of the Ox

 Beijing Rides High Underground 

City finally digging, in defiance of all geomancy

Jan 6, 09 1:59 PM CST
(Newser) - The days of endless traffic jams are over in Beijing, thanks to an ambitious and suddenly popular new subway network, the Wall Street Journal reports. For decades Beijing’s subway has languished, ineffective and, because digging underground violates the mystic rules of feng shui, controversial. “The city’s... More »

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China • subway • Beijing • 2008 Beijing Olympics • feng shui

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