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A Shanghai Expo spokesman said reports about a trampling incident at the Korea Pavilion on May 30, 2010, were not true, saying all was in good order, the Jinghua Times reported Tuesday.
Many internet bars are forced to close its doors in order to create a better environment for the upcoming National College Entrance Exam, the people.com.cn reports Monday.
A man lost 22 million yuan (US$3,220,800) to a gang of criminals through a telephone scam in Shenzhen, south China in only five days.
Premier Wen Jiabao pledged on Monday China will try to rein in its runaway farm products and real estate prices as the world's second largest economy vies to keep the inflation from imploding its coveted robust recovery.
The Pearl River Delta is continuously polluted with heavy metal from the IT industry and poses a serious risk to people, according to The 2010 Heavy Metal Research Report of Brands Supply Chain(HMRRBSC) cited by the China Youth Daily Monday.
The results of the first multicenter, random pacemaker study ever conducted in China was presented at an international conference in the United States.
Premier Wen Jiabao warned Monday it is too early for China to adopt an exit strategy as the world's economy could slip into a recession again. China, Japan to Reestablish Hotline 
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tobacco control faces great opposition. Tobacco control is not mentioned at all as a priority in the health reform plan, and the budget we have only accounts for 0.5% of the total budget for disease control and prevention.
For the first time, a Chinese company has overtaken Exxon Mobil as the world's most valuable company, according to a ranking released by Financial Times May 30.
The draft of Shanghai's property tax plan has been sent for approval by central government, the China Securities Journal reported Friday.
China, South Korea and Japan aim to finish a joint study on free-trade area (FTA) before 2012, as the East Asian trio released a blueprint of their cooperation in the coming next decade.
China and the Republic of Korea (ROK), two of Asia’s largest economies, are expected to kick off formal talks on establishing a free trade area (FTA) this year or in the first half of next year in a bid to boost trade ties and regional integration, Premier Wen Jiabao said on Friday.
