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China's Tougher Car Procurement Policy Provokes European Threats | 3-2 18:06
In a retaliatory move, the Europe Union’s main lobbying group has warned that Chinese carmakers might face problems on the continent.
State Council Broadens Air Quality Standards | 3-1 14:37
State Council passes widely-reported amendments to standards, widening the range of particles assessed.
Shanghai Toughens Property Restrictions for Unregistered Residents | 2-29 15:43
The Shanghai Municipal Housing Authority Tuesday said that people won’t be allowed to buy more than one apartment in the city unless they’re registered as residents of the city.
Chongqing to Install Video Cameras in Cabs | 2-28 15:09
The central government will also launch a nationwide overhaul of employment contracts involving taxi drivers.
China Unlikely to Lift Fuel Prices Before NPC Meets | 2-24 12:34
China's domestic fuel prices are unlikely to be raised before mid-March.
Ordinary Investors Fall Prey to China's Stock Market | 2-23 18:34
Retail investors are paying the price for systemic problems with domestic markets.
NDRC Upset by Ministries Stalling on “36 New Clauses” | 2-22 20:26
Almost two years after the government launched a program to boost private investment in state-dominated sectors, not enough has been done.
Boost for Foreign Investors in Medicine, Education, Industry | 2-22 13:25
Foreign investors are allowed to own 100% of businesses operating in the Chinese medical sector and heavy industry, after new rules came into force last month.
301 More SOEs to Pay Dividends | 2-21 17:38
The companies will be required to transfer 5% of their profits to central government coffers.
China Publishing Group to List in 2012 | 2-20 10:57
A large number of Chinese media companies are set to list over the coming years, China Publishing Group will lead the way.
Attempt to Oust Chairman Fails | 2-17 18:48
Chongqing Brewery shareholders had a chance to set a precedent for Chinese businesses by voting out the company's chairman.
Ministry Cracks Down on Land Misuse | 2-17 12:24
The Ministry of Land and Resources has instructed officials across China to address the issue of illegal land use with local governments.
Stiff Sentences in Chinese Football Corruption Case | 2-16 14:15
One referee who officiated at the 2002 World Cup, was sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison.
Senior Shanghai Land Official Under Investigation | 2-14 18:30
This is the third high-level land official in Shanghai to be brought down in the past five years.
Mock Trading of Bond Futures to Begin Monday | 2-10 19:00
Mock trading of government bond futures will start on Feb 13.
China's CPI Up 4.5% in January | 2-9 9:48
China's consumer price index (CPI) rose 4.5% year-on-year in January, up slightly on the pace of growth registered in December.
Land Transfer Fees Shrink 67% in Jan | 2-8 14:03
Land transfer fees shrank significantly in January, the Securities Times reported, as year-old restrictions on real estate sales eat into cities' fiscal revenue.
NDRC Tells Officials To Ditch Their Cars for One Day Each Week | 2-7 16:18
The government has told civil servants to get on bikes and buses to help meet emissions targets.
Official Dismissed After Shanghai Fire Appointed to New Position | 2-7 15:37
Zhang Renliang, the former deputy party secretary and district head of Shanghai's Jing'an District was appointed as the new deputy party secretary of the prefectural party committee of Kashgar.
Shanghai, Beijing and Tianjin Lead Country in per Capita GDP | 2-3 15:02
Per capita GDP in Shanghai, Tianjin and Beijing have all exceeded 80,000 yuan for the first time.

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