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The authorities have refuted any existence of a law proposal that those having an affair with a married person could face criminal charges and pay compensation to their lover's spouse, the Dongfang Daily reported on Tuesday.
The 11th Panwang Festival of the Yao ethnic group will be held in Ruyuan Yao autonomous county of Guangdong province on Nov 20-22 this year.
China Mobile Ltd, the world's largest mobile services provider by customer base, is ready for an initial public offering (IPO) on the mainland stock market, said Wang Jianzhou, chairman of the company, China Securities Journal reported on Tuesday.
Thousands of orange-colored bicycles have disappeared this winter since the recent close of Fangzhou Bicycle-Lending Co.
Famed former footballer Fan Zhiyi has claimed he is innocent of any allegations of match-fixing or gambling in an interview with Dongguan Tims.
The names of country's 14 polluted cities were released Monday, China’s First Financial Daily reported.
The Chinese government is proposing a direct intervention measure to further regulate soaring property prices, Shenzhen-based Securities Times reported Tuesday.
China has called for stability of the value of the world's reserve currencies on the eve of a G20 summit to be held in Seoul this week, people.com.cn reported on Tuesday.
Editorial:Unknown consequences of QE2
Beijing: US needs good fiscal policy
'Firewall needed' to prevent cash surge
Fed's QE2 poses challenges to China
US President Barack Obama's Asia journey aims to open up the Asian market, especially the Chinese market, as a measure to decrease the unemployment rate in the US, the Economic Observer reported on Monday, citing foreign media reports.
A survey conducted by Dongfang Daily and the Department of Finance & Business of Fudan University shows Shanghai’s commodity prices, such as hair shampoo, and skin care products, 31.5 percent higher than that of Hong Kong, the Dongfang Daily reported on Nov.8,2010.
The US Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing, or QE2, will bring huge challenges to emerging economies, Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao said at a seminar.
Banks in China will issue a new type of integrated circuits (IC) cards to replace traditional cards with magnetic stripes before 2015, Xu Luode, president of China UnionPay, said at an economic forum, Shanghai Securities News reported on Monday.
