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China's consumer price index (CPI), a major gauge of inflation, may rise by 1.8 percent in January over the same month from the previous year, experts predicted.
Ping An Insurance (Group) Co of China, the country's second-largest insurer, saw its life and non-life insurance premium income grew 31 percent and 44 percent in 2009, thanks to a better supporting platform and innovative services, the company's top management said today.
Four Chinese ambassadors are to take up new posts following a reshuffle, Chinanews.com.cn reported Tuesday.
China's middle-sized brokerage Huatai Securities plans to sell up to 785 million yuan-denominated A shares, or 14 percent of its enlarged capital in an initial public offering (IPO), Shanghai Securities News reported Tuesday.
Internet addiction continues to worry Chinese parents with the latest research revealing over 24 million adolescent are hooked on the web, People.com.cn reported.
China's middle class is on the rise with 23 percent of the population now claiming to belong and the number continues to rise by one percent a year, according to a demographic research reported on China National Radio Tuesday.
A real estate company has lost a 200 million yuan ($29.30 million) deposit and the right to buy a piece of land after failing to pay the amount bid at auction.
The head offices of China's commercial banks approved to loosen the flow of credit on February 1 again after tightening it in late January, the National Business Daily (NBD) reported today.
Coco Cola has ruled out mercury contamination in its manufacturing process and suspected sabotage might be behind the Sprite poisonings that hospitalized two victims, the beverage magnate said in a report Tuesday.
Real estate market trade plummeted in January with the price of property barely changing from the previous month, as the municipal government aims to curb investment-led demand in the housing market, Economic Information Daily reported Tuesday.
Sixty mothers have been selected from a shortlist to join the "Mom Jury" in a bid to clean-up the Internet and safeguard children from porn, Qianlong.com reported.
New yuan-denominated loans extended by China's domestic banks in 2010 almost hit 1.6 trillion yuan ($234.36 billion) in January, catching up with the amount of the same period last year, but economists did not expect interest rate increase in the near future. The Economic Information Daily reported today.
