The Guangdong provincial government has issued a "negative list" covering investment access by domestic companies, becoming the first province in the country to apply such a list.
The central government is stepping up efforts to build Tianjin into the country's new economic growth engine through innovation.
On Sunday, the Provisional Regulation on Real Estate Registration will take effect, and there is renewed speculation that a property sell-off looms as corrupt officials scramble to unload property acquired with illicit gains.
China Unicom and China Telecom were awarded nationwide FDD-LTE 4G licences by the country's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Friday.
The decision by the nation's largest private steelmaker, Shagang Group, to sell 55.1 percent of the shares in its Shenzhen-listed unit Jiangsu Shagang Group Co Ltd, was intended to raise funds for diversification beyond steel, analysts said.
Although Intel Corp is the world's leading maker of chips for PCs and servers, the company has long struggled to land a significant piece of the mobile market, where Qualcomm Inc dominates.
The National Development and Reform Commission issued policies to promote remote medical care in five western provinces and autonomous regions on Thursday. A group of key Beijing-based hospitals will share their resources with those in Yunnan and Guizhou provinces, as well as the Ningxia Hui, Inner Mongolia and Tibet autonomous regions, the NDRC said.
To falsify or tamper with the information on the personal files of officials is undoubtedly a form of corruption. But it is beyond the imagination of many that such an illegal and unethical practice could be so rampant that, according to a Xinhua report, a campaign is to be launched this year for organizational departments at all levels to check the personal files of all officials.
The effort to build a well-off society in an all-around way constitutes a key part of the country's efforts to realize the well-mapped Chinese dream, says a People's Daily editorial.
"Where is my lost hometown?" In a recent article, Wang Leiguang, a Ph.D. candidate at Shanghai University, painted for his rural hometown a picture of economic deterioration, increasingly colder interpersonal relations, and naked utilitarianism sweeping every corner.
Family reunions are one of the most important parts of the Spring Festival, and every year lots of people working far away from home rush back to visit their parents. Recently though, a new trend has emerged, in which parents travel to visit their children. Comments:
With the Spring Festival holiday at an end, many students, especially high school students, are paying online "ghostwriters" to finish their holiday homework. The market demand is so huge that the price of ghostwriting has risen by ten times in some schools. Comments:
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