China will maintain its prudent monetary policy and maintain a cautious attitude toward further inflationary pressure.
Italian automaker Ferrari has issued an apology for performing car stunts on an ancient city wall.
A man leaps from his moving car to save his two-year-old daughter who had fallen from the vehicle in a breathtaking moment at an intersection in Wenzhou on May 9, 2012.
The Chinese government has never ratified any brain or IQ improvement health care products, Beijing Times reported, citing an official statement.
Chinese banks' net interest margins in the year 2011 were at the middle-level worldwide, the People's Daily reported Friday, citing the central bank.
Huang Hong, who ranked at the top on the Qinghai bureau of China Insurance Regulatory Commission's civil service test, was eliminated because of her introverted personality.
A 61-year-old man from Hangzhou is attempting to trade his two mastiff dogs for a BMW car, which he says he needs to transport his sick wife.
Quarterly growth rate of China's online business-to-customer retail sector dropped to a record low of 7.6 percent during the first quater of 2012.
The State Council has decided to expand property tax to more pilot cities this year, Shanghai Securities News reported Thursday.
CBRC plans to set out official guidelines to define each of commercial banks' service item for which the public can be charged.
A local newspaper dedicated two pages to naming and shaming 192 civil servants and public institutions' staff members who they claim are still being paid or whose posts are reserved without pay despite not working in their posts for some time, Beijing News reported Thursday.
China's largest producer of roasted seeds and nuts, Qiaqia Food Co Ltd, has been accused of a subpar and corrupt procurement system by its raw material supplier.