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It may take a middle-income family in Shanghai 30 years to save up for a 100-square-meter dwelling, the longest on Chinese mainland.
Major Chinese banks have started to tune down mortgage rates for first houses from the benchmark lending rate after a year of hovering above it, China Business Network reported Tuesday.
The prices of agriculture produce in China have skyrocketed since the end of the Spring Festival, Economic Information reported Tuesday.
A public welfare organization, proposed that gynecological examinations be removed from the physical exams for civil service recruitment.
A couple in Rizhao, Shandong province, signed a fidelity agreement.
A boom in recent years in cosmetic injections like Botox and dermal fillers in China is about to suffer a backlash as beauty experts claim the side effects from the mass use of fake products will start to appear.
Faced with an iPad and a book, 3-year-old Xuanxuan chooses the book. Her choice is a cause for joy for many parents who are worried about so-called "iPad babies".
China has created the world's biggest mobile multimedia broadcasting network, serving 336 cities with 16 million paying subscribers.
The US Department of Commerce recently made a supplementary ruling over the countervailing investigation into high-pressure steel cylinders from China demanding an increase in duty for Chinese exporters to 24.21 percent.
Basketball's new star Jeremy Lin has signed his first global endorsement deal with Volvo cars. The New York Knicks guard says he decided to partner with Volvo due to two reasons: foundation and affordance.
The price of each dish at canteens on college campuses in Beijing should be no more than 6 yuan ($0.95), Legal Evening News reported Monday.
Shanghai-based Bright Food Group made its debut in the mid- and high-end white liquor market this week by introducing two new baijiu products.
