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A developer is trying to revise the design of a skyscraper already under construction to make it the tallest building in China.
The government is considering providing more subsidies to poor students at vocational schools.
Parents, competing for kindergarten spots for their children, expect the sessions will contribute their wisdom to ease their grueling task.
China will promote "innovation and opening-up" to maintain long-term, stable and fast economic growth, Vice-Premier Li Keqiang said.
China will launch a half-year-long special campaign to crack down on the spread of pornographic and vulgar information through the Internet and mobile phones.
Courts in China have helped about 10,900 criminal victims since 2009, according to a statement.
China opens a national center to receive complaints on pharmaceuticals, health food products, cosmetics and catering.
China aims to cut its energy consumption per unit of industrial value-added output by 21 percent during the 12th Five-Year Plan period (2011-2015).
Guangdong crime investigators have caught 12 officials for illegal activities related to bribery, fakery and market monopoly, the provincial government said Monday.
A drought in Yunnan province has left 3.19 million people and 1.58 million livestock short of drinking water, the provincial government said Monday.
A power failure disrupted transport services on a major subway line in Beijing during Monday rush hour, stranding thousands of commuters.
Shanghai said Monday that it will raise the monthly minimum wage for workers by 13 percent to 1,450 yuan ($232), following pay hikes announced by several other cities in recent months to ease a labor shortage and buffer the impact of inflation.
