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Experts said on Thursday that a case in which four siblings died after being left without parental care amid China's urbanization drive again exposes the plight of such youngsters.
All of the 75 people who had close contact with the first MERS patient in China were released from quarantine in Guangdong province by Wednesday midnight, the provincial Health and Family Planning Commission said on Thursday.
To combat illegal fundraising, including fraudulent peer-to-peer microlending, Beijing has set up a monitoring platform that uses big-data technology.
China will expand a pilot consumer credit service that offers small loans with no collateral to encourage more spending, especially from lower-income groups, amid sluggish demand.
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi arrived in Beijing on Wednesday, starting a groundbreaking visit to China that is expected to consolidate another channel for Beijing to communicate with the neighboring country.
Observers and leading media voiced support on Wednesday after two former political leaders who previously apologized over Japan's World War II atrocities said Prime Minister Shinzo Abe should not water down their words when he makes a key speech later this year.
The stockbroker is beating the car salesman in the battle for Chinese wallets.
Recently, I've been following the tragedy of the cruise ship Eastern Star intently, not just for the enormity of the human loss, but also for the memories of my own travel on the Yangtze River.
Item from June 11, 1997, in China Daily: Wang Xiaoyan, a Beijing resident, asks a technician from the city's gas and fuel company questions about the newly installed gas-burning fittings in her kitchen ... More than 1 million families will be natural gas users by the end of 2000, when the city will be supplied with 850 million cubic meters of the gas each year.
The Ministry of Culture has blacklisted and fined a number of websites offering animations, including 38 Japanese works, citing inappropriate content such as excessive violence.
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