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Tibet Airlines started operating flights from Lhasa to Gansu's capital city Lanzhou, opening a direct winter air connection between the two cities for the first time.
The Austrian-Chinese Economic Forum kicked off Monday in the Austrian Chamber of Commerce here in Vienna.
China is likely to say farewell to double-digit economic growth during the 2011-13 period, with next year's projection down to 8.6 percent, according to a report by the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
The latest quarterly report from the China Consumers' Association shows that the public is becoming more concerned about food quality.
China will raise thresholds for levying value-added and business taxes on small enterprises starting from Tuesday, the Ministry of Finance said Monday.
China will levy a resource tax on crude oil and natural gas products at 5 percent of sales nationwide starting from Tuesday, the Ministry of Finance said Monday.
The China Investment Corp. (CIC) signed an agreement to pay GDF Suez 2.3 billion euros ($3.2 billion) in exchange for a 30-percent stake in the French company's exploration and production division.
China's foreign exchange regulator said Monday that the total surplus of Chinese banks' foreign exchange from bank-to-client transactions reached $26 billion in September.
JP Morgan Chase Bank (China) Company Ltd announced on Monday that it had received approval from China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) to set up a branch in Suzhou city.
In the birthplace of Tequila, Mariachi and Mexican wide-brimmed hats, Guadalajara, the host city of the 16th Pan American Games, Chinese commodities have been selling like hotcakes.
A rising number of Chinese non-State companies are preparing to invest abroad, relying on a combination of innovation and manufacturing strength.
China is likely to lose its demographic dividend in the next five to six years, but the country can make up for it by restructuring its economy to drive growth.
