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China's tourism revenues rose 22.9 percent to 646.8 billion yuan ($102.7 billion) during the first quarter of 2012, a senior official said Friday.
A lack of skilled technical workers coexists with the difficulty most students and recent graduates have experienced in finding full-time employment.
BMW China will recall 414 imported BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce cars from April 24 due to defective electronic pumps.
Washington's decision to maintain anti-dumping duty on fresh garlic from China is unfair and Chinese exporters should do more to defend their interests.
China's cabinet vowed on Friday to strengthen its fine-tuning of the economy as it grew by an annual rate of 8.1 percent in the first three months of 2012.
The first rules to encourage honest practices in China's capital market will be introduced this year to help the market develop steadily and guarantee investors' interests.
A high-level Chinese delegation is due to arrive in South Korea over the weekend to discuss Chinese investment in its neighbor's culture, real estate and new energy industries.
China's central bank announced Saturday it will widen the yuan's daily trading limit against the US dollar to 1 percent from Monday.
An increase in national income, one of the few bright points, suggests that consumption might pick up again as prices fall.
Analysts see auspicious signs in the investment data, but warned uncertainties related to the property sector may drag down the traditional growth engine and further dampen economic growth.
China's smartphone industry is at risk of becoming embroiled in intellectual property disputes since many of the most important patents are held by international companies.
China's fiscal revenue in the first quarter of the year rose 14.7 percent from the same period a year ago to near 3 trillion yuan ($476.05 billion), the Ministry of Finance said Friday.