Editor's note: President Xi Jinping's state visit to the US holds a lot of promise and can help resolve a lot of bilateral and global issues. Following is a summary of some scholars' expectations from this important visit.
Depreciation pressures on the yuan have eased after the United States Federal Reserve declined to raise interest rates from their record low of near-zero on Thursday, experts said on Friday.
New home prices rose in August for the first time to a level higher than a year earlier, after a slew of policy measures announced by the government helped prop up sales.
China has said it will finish negotiations on upgrading the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area called CAFTA by the end of this year, said Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli on Friday.
Work on the much-awaited China-Thailand railway project is likely to start by the end of this year, officials from both sides said on Friday.
The securities regulator on Friday fined a slew of companies and individuals for illegal stock trading and market manipulation, underscoring Beijing's desire to clean up the country's stock market after the recent volatilities.
Amid the global fall in crude oil prices and a supply glut, a coal-oil project with an investment of 16.4 billion yuan ($2.58 billion) started production on Friday in Yulin, Shaanxi province, with experts expressing concerns about the economic efficiency of such industries.
Biostime International Holdings Ltd, a Chinese nutrition and baby care products provider, is buying 83 percent stake in Australian vitamin maker Swisse Wellness Group Pty Ltd for about A$1.
Huami Corp, China's largest and the world's third-largest wearable devices maker, has launched what officials are describing as a totally new design concept in fitness bands.
Was the death of a villager on Monday the result of his own act of arson, or was it a tragedy triggered by the local government's attempt to demolish his house by force? This is not a question only about one death. It is about whether a local government's behavior can add to its credibility or reduce its worthiness.
The top leadership has made striking progress in the past less than three years since taking office. Its effective anti-corruption campaign has greatly reduced malpractices and extravagance, and its reform has allowed the market to play a bigger role in the economy.
The National Development and Reform Commission said on Wednesday that it had completed the reform of central government-owned automobiles, freezing unnecessary ones for sale and offering subsidies to certain staff in exchange. Comments:
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