Beijingers suffer most from a growing number of spam messages and calls that offer illegal items and services such as fake receipts and loans, the latest survey by a Chinese software company showed.
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The combined value of Chinese corporate brands rose significantly last year, with the brand values of private enterprises more than doubling, according to a recent survey by a global communication agency.
Media organizations in China and India should not mislead the public by overemphasizing negative news about each other, a top Chinese press official said.
Manufacturing in January contracted for the first time in nearly two years, held back by persistent drops in global commodity prices and sluggish demand, prompting the government to do some policy fine-tuning.
A meeting to consider the military's foreign affairs work mapped out a blueprint for military diplomacy for the next decade, with a focus on fostering ties with major countries and neighboring regions.
The Chinese government's vow to increase scrutiny of foreign companies' taxes has sent businesses rushing to financial advisers to deal with the new rules, which are designed to rein in cross-border tax evasion.
Five law firms in the US probe investor claims over business practices by the Chinese giant MENG JING
Defense officials from China and the United States will meet in Washington DC next week for policy talks, the Pentagon said late on Thursday.
China urged Greece on Friday to honor an investment contract made with Chinese shipping giant China Ocean Shipping (Group) for a 35-year concession on two piers at Greece's biggest port, Piraeus.
Lijiang, an ancient town nestling amid a picturesque mountain landscape in Yunnan province, is to curb the use of vulgar publicity stunts related to sex that are used to promote tourism.
Keeping up with the news was a very different affair 30 years ago. At a time when subscribing to news papers was generally seen as a luxury, pages were shown publicly in display cases, as in the photo above taken in 1985 in Beijing. People gathered in front of the pages and stretched their necks for a closer look at the small printed characters. In some places people still get their news this way, but most have turned to the Internet. The photo on the right, taken in 2005, shows two generations of surfers online at a restaurant.
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