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China's foreign trade volume will hit $2.8 trillion, and the trade surplus will drop to $180 billion at the end of this year, Zhong Shan, vice-minister of the Ministry of Commerce, said at an economic summit held on Sunday.
More than 40 million people in China are suffering infertility on the mainland and the number is still increasing, found the latest epidemiology study.
China's demand for aluminum will continue to grow, but it will likely be more in balance with the rest of the world, Alcoa Inc, the largest US aluminum producer, forecast.
Qihoo says its 360 software is now completely compatible with Tencent's QQ, after mediation by Chinese agencies, Jinghua Times reported on Friday.
Some of China's agricultural produce electronic trading programs have become quasi-futures exchanges due to insufficient supervision, attracting speculative money and leading to drastic price fluctuations of the spot market, a newspaper reported on Friday.
China will continue to steadily push forward reforms in its interest rate mechanism, the Shanghai Securities News reported Friday, citing Guo Qingping, assistant governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), the central bank.
China issued its first green development level report Thursday. Eastern provinces got higher ranks than western and central regions, while Beijing topped the list, China Environment News reported.
China should choose a low-carbon way in pursuit of urbanization, said an expert at a climate change conference in Hong Kong on Thursday.
Efficient public transportation systems have contributed to London's low-carbon commitment, and this system can serve as a role model for other mega-cities like Beijing in their pursuit of sustainability, experts said at a climate change conference in Hong Kong on Thursday.
Tencent has no right to forbid its' QQ customers from using 360 anti-virus software, China Youth News reported on Thursday, citing Tong Qiang, an associate professor in the law department at Peking University.
China faces the risk of its dollar-denominated assets depreciating and the risk of increasing inflows of international speculative money, following the US Federal Reserve's announcement that it will pump billions of dollars into the economy, the 21st Century Business Herald reported on Thursday.
China's Internet industry companies still have no idea how to deal with competition, and that is why the vicious war of words is continuing.
