A woman leaves a polling booth in Athens after casting her ballot in a referendum on Sunday that is likely to determine whether Greece exits from the eurozone after seven years of economic pain. Marko Djurica / Reuters
The central government, securities regulator and financial institutions have launched a joint effort to support the country's plummeting stock market amid fears that a market crash could threaten the country's entire financial system.
High valuation of stocks and the use of high leverage in stock trading caused the Chinese A-share market to slump, but short-selling by speculators made the situation worse, experts said.
The People's Liberation Army has issued a regulation to correct 69 financial irregularities and close all the loopholes in its treasury.
The central government has made a series of new decisions to help arrest the recent speculative sell-off in domestic stock exchanges.
A plane powered by the sun's rays landed in Hawaii on Friday after a record-breaking five-day journey across the Pacific Ocean from Japan.
Cheng Koon-man made the right decision when he opened a second restaurant in Macao deep in the heart of a new bustling shopping precinct.
JAC Motors, a Chinese light truck brand that is the third best-selling light truck maker in the world, has become No 1 in most parts of Africa.
It hasn't waltzed into market triumph yet, but the Beijing Dance Festival is still kicking seven years after its inception.
Serena and Venus Williams will clash at Wimbledon for the first time in six years on Monday, but the sisters' ferocious appetite for success suggests it might be premature to bill it as an emotional final fling.
Boasting existing facilities and strong domestic support, Beijing will offer assured delivery as well as unique cultural experiences for participants if the capital wins the bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics.
The first State-level new area in Central China recently attracted its first investment from a Global Fortune 500 enterprise.
China is drafting an antitrust guideline for the auto industry after several companies, including automakers and spare parts producers, were fined for monopolistic practices.
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