China's top leadership says it will guarantee that the 7.5 percent growth target for this year will be met, despite the continuing economic slowdown.
Food plant worker admits to having laced products with insecticide
Half of central government State-owned enterprises' profits will come from their overseas operations in the next five years, compared with less than 38 percent at present, according to the State-owned assets watchdog.
Tokyo 'must show sincerity' to improve strained relations
The National Audit Office declared on Sunday that it will start a nationwide assessment of local government liabilities, which will address concerns about rising debt from overambitious development projects.
But more and more specialists are returning for home advantages
China is still awaiting a date for the arrival of the offspring of South China tigers it sent to South Africa in 2003.
A decline in the tiger population has been reversed, according to Yan Xun, China's top wildlife official.
Better performance spurred by higher equity prices around world
For hundreds of Chinese cosplay fans, Sunday is their big day.
Premier Li Keqiang called on Wednesday for reform of funding methods for railways and for accelerated rail construction in central and western regions.
Views divided over whether steps needed now to stabilize the economy
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