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A villager who was wrongly jailed for 11 years for murder is now asking for another 650,000 yuan ($96,000) in compensation after he received the same amount last Thursday.
Internet of Things (IOT) -- which refers to digital networks of physical objects -- has huge potentials but many challenges lie ahead, said scientists, entrepreneurs and government officials on Sunday.
A draft regulation in the capital city of Southwest China's Yunnan province that denies employment to people without residence permits has triggered huge controversy across the nation for discriminating against migrant workers.
China has more than 1 million full-time online writers, with many of them earning tens of thousands of yuan a year and some earning over 100,000 yuan ($14,600), or even 1 million yuan a year, the Chongqing Evening News reported Thursday.
A man who was wrongly jailed for over 10 years for murder was compensated 650,000 yuan (US$96,000), authorities in central China's Henan Province said Thursday. Arrest warrants for cops
Another employee with Foxconn Technology Group has died after falling from a rented apartment in the southern city of Shenzhen Tuesday evening, company sources and local police said Wednesday.
A lawyer for Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou appeared Tuesday in Bejing Xicheng District Court, to defend him in a lawsuit over suspected copyright infringement.
Officials responsible for a murder case that caused Zhao Zuohai in Central China's Henan province to serve almost 10 years before his alleged victim returned home, had all been promoted from their original posts, the Beijing Times reported.
A former deputy editor-in-chief of a south China newspaper was found to be involved in seeking personal gains by taking advantage of his post, said local authorities Thursday.
Barely coming of age and lacking money, 19-year-old Yang Nian sold almost two thirds of his liver, for which a Beijing patient paid 150,000 yuan.
An ambitious six billion-yuan new town project in a backwater county in northern China's Inner Mongolia, whose annual revenue merely tops 30 million yuan, has ended up in idle government offices and at least eight half-finished buildings.
Tourists to a sacred mountain in east China's Shandong province have a new attraction to see -- a lights and drama extravaganza featuring China's largest LED screen.
