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CSRC May Open HK to Mainland Cash | 5-15 18:43
The stock market regulator is considering allowing certain mainland institutional investors to buy Hong Kong equities.
Hospitals to Recruit Policemen | 5-14 17:34
How many policemen are required to keep doctors safe in China’s 5,242 top and second tier public hospitals?
China to Move, Expand Steelworks | 5-11 12:14
China’s steel industry is about to go through a huge program of relocation and capacity expansion, said an official from a department under the NDRC.
Fatal Blast Targets Yunnan Govt | 5-10 16:59
A local Yunan newspaper reported that the bomb was detonated by a woman unhappy with government plans to demolish her home.
Securities Firms Welcome Reforms | 5-9 11:54
The markets regulator has given premission to securities companies to act as asset managers, selling financial products and expanding their business abroad.
Analysts Expect Fuel Price Cut | 5-8 13:10
Chinese motorists will see gasoline and diesel prices lowered later this week, several monitoring organizations predict.
Most Working Over 8 Hours a Day | 5-4 18:54
Chinese employees work 8.66 hours per day on average.
Environment Law Diluted, Delayed | 5-3 16:10
A regulatory body under the NDRC has put off changes to China environment law that would rein in growth-obsessed regional governments.
Li Xueming Resigns from China Everbright Intl | 4-26 12:46
Mr. Li resigned in order to minimize the possible negative impact on the company caused by recent media reports about his family background.
Ordos Consolidates Coal Mines | 4-25 19:31
Negotiations between mining companies in Ordos over merger arrangements are nearing completion.
Flight Fee Reappears With New Name | 4-24 12:44
The finance ministry has stopped collecting the "airport construction fee", but little has changed for passengers – they’re contributing to the “civil aviation development fund” instead.
Court Overturns Wu Ying Death Sentence | 4-20 18:58
China's Supreme People's Court had overturned a death sentence handed down to a businesswoman.
China Stocks Up Almost 2% | 4-19 11:26
China's stock indexes yesterday experienced their biggest one-day percentage rise in more than two months.
China's Richest Man On Track to Enter 18th Party Congress | 4-18 15:07
Liang Wen'gen has been named as a potential candidates for membership of the 18th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party.
China Seeks Public Comment on Big Reform Project | 4-17 14:50
The central government is asking the public to comment on a plan to reform China's quasi-government institutions.
Shenzhen Fights “Ant Transport” | 4-13 16:09
Shenzhen police arrested a group of smugglers whose tactics include the use of pensioners and children as ‘ants’ to bring in small batches of iPhones.
China's GDP Up 8.1% in First Quarter | 4-13 10:45
China's GDP registered a year-on-year increase of 8.1 percent, reaching 10.79 trillion yuan over the first quarter of 2012.
Power Company Losses Spike in January | 4-12 19:52
The "Big Five" racked up combined losses of 2.22 billion yuan in January, 1.83 billion yuan more than over the same period last year.
Banks Offer Discounts on Loans For First Home Buyers | 4-12 17:40
Many banks in Shanghai and Beijing have begun to offer a 15 percent discount on the benchmark interest rate for first time home buyers.
SASAC to Scrutinize Overseas Deals | 4-11 15:10
The commission that supervises state-owned companies on behalf of the central government has tightened control of those firms’ foreign expansion.

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