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The urban and rural income growths of 31 Chinese provinces exceeded that of the consumer price index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, and 29 of these exceeded 10 percent in the first half of this year.
Car sales in China may drop due to a government proposal to amend purchase subsidies on small engine cars, Economic Information Daily reported Wednesday.
In the first half of 2011, 339 enterprises listed in 13 overseas and three domestic markets. Of these, 207 companies were Chinese companies, who raised $35 billion in total.
Dogs will be prohibited in urban public places and illegally raised dogs will be confiscated or hunted in Jiangmen city beginning August 26, according to the city government of South China's Guangdong province.
Domestic businesses in China have been barred from borrowing RMB from foreign banks in the latest move to tighten monetary policy, Shanghai Securities News reported Tuesday.
All merchants and companies in China who have not been licensed to sell dairy products can no longer sell infant formula and dairy drinks such as "AD calcium milk" and "Nutrition Express" starting from Aug 1.
A number of Chinese airlines have raised the fuel surcharge on domestic flights to an historic high despite a drop in international oil prices, China Business News (CBN) reported Tuesday.
A rainstorm that hit Changsha, Hunan, has brought into doubt the construction quality of the city's newly-opened airport terminal as photos of flooded floors appeared online.
Urban administration officials in Nanjing said the notion that the the city plans to spend nearly 100 million yuan ($15.54 million) to replace all of its road signs is a misunderstanding.
A teacher in a key university has contacted police after receiving threatening text messages from a student demanding higher grades, China Youth Daily reported Monday.
China's shipping market was not growing as fast as expected in the first half of the year, but most port enterprises could still make a profit compared with those shipping companies.
Guangxi is facing a serious electricity crunch this year which has arrived much earlier than expected, according to an interview with one of the province’s top utility providers.
