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Pledging stepped-up measures to benefit talented foreigners on Tuesday, Premier Li Keqiang made no secret of China's desire to draw more talent from overseas as the nation deepens its reform and opening-up.
"China is on a march to a higher-income, highly productive, highly innovative economy and society. ... Based on my studies of numerous cases of the middle-income transition, I think it's fair to say that a 6 to 7 percent sustained transition through the middle income would be a new normal success."
The country's eight non-Communist parties will play a bigger role in decision-making and the creation of important policies, and their views will be solicited on key government posts, according to a new set of guidelines issued by the Communist Party of China Central Committee.
The prospect of President Xi Jinping visiting Washington later this year is a positive one for the White House.
China's antitrust regulator has fined Qualcomm Inc, the world's largest chipmaker, 6.08 billion yuan ($975million), the highest penalty since China's antitrust law took effect in 2008.
China, Afghanistan and Pakistan held their first trilateral strategic dialogue on Monday, with senior diplomats gathering to work out a pragmatic approach to solving demanding problems brought by long-standing terrorism and turmoil.
Corruption has made deep inroads into the Chinese capital market and threatens the management integrity of at least 70 publicly listed companies, according to media reports.
Chinese dama (middle-aged housewives) can become the world's model energy savers if only they spend less time at the kitchen stove.
Chinese retail oil prices are rising amid a pickup in the global crude market, increasing costs for the logistics and transportation sectors.
Premier Li Keqiang has asked local government officials to sign a written pledge to carry out major economic and social policies faithfully, saying that dereliction of duty has set back central government economic growth measures.
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