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Demand grows for dollar bond launches

[2013-05-15 07:46]

Low interest rates, and ample money supply overseas, are luring more Chinese companies to issue dollar-denominated bonds to refinance debt, according to financial industry specialists.

Manila to apologize for fisherman's death

[2013-05-15 07:46]

The Philippines on Tuesday agreed to apologize for the fatal shooting last week of a fisherman from Taiwan by Filipino coast guard officers.

Market to play bigger role, says Li

[2013-05-14 14:01]

China will allow the market to play a bigger role in economic innovation, Premier Li Keqiang said on Monday at a State Council meeting on the reform of government.

Want to ring a friend? It's as easy as winking

[2013-05-14 14:01]

Ever wished you could ring up a friend just by winking, or turn off a light by yawning but without getting out of bed?

Moving overseas a job remedy for nurses

[2013-05-13 07:29]

Nurse Song Yan would have sought a job in another country if not for her family and child.

Deputy head of NDRC probed

[2013-05-13 07:29]

Liu Tienan, a senior official at China's top economic planner, is under investigation for suspected "grave discipline violations", as new leaders vow to tackle corruption.

Chinese volunteers on the rise overseas

[2013-05-11 08:30]

Wu Xiangde is super busy these days. As a veteran volunteer from China, the 65-year-old is on a nonprofit program to treat a highly polluted river in Nairobi, Kenya, updating each day's progress on his blogs.

Intimate problems solved for Wenchuan quake victims

[2013-05-11 08:30]

Sexual rehab helps 16 patients restore their love life. Erik Nilsson reports.

Now it's time to enjoy life, says Jack Ma

[2013-05-11 08:30]

Chinese Internet guru Ma Yun has a new career.

Producer prices still declining

[2013-05-10 07:04]

Producer prices - a barometer of future inflation - continued to decline in China in April, pointing to lingering weak market demand and a tepid recovery in the world's second-largest economy.

Scientists paying more to reach world

[2013-05-10 07:04]

The fast-growing economy has had one unintended consequence: Scientists must pay more if they want to get published in international journals, which no longer consider China a low-income country.

Exports recovery continues

[2013-05-09 08:05]

China's exports are continuing to recover despite lingering doubts over the accuracy of newly released trade data.

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