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Luxury brands are still feeling the cold

[2016-01-21 08:03]

China's luxury industry is still feeling the impact of the country's economic slowdown and domestic consumers' growing interest in shopping overseas.

Nation to open 20 overseas TCM centers

[2016-01-21 08:03]

China plans to open about 20 Traditional Chinese Medicine collaboration centers overseas this year, according to a senior TCM official.

A choice not very difficult to make

[2016-01-21 08:03]

Beijing has been blessed with blue skies for most of the days the past few weeks.

This Day, That Year

[2016-01-21 08:03]

Item from Jan 21, 1985, in China Daily: Workers at the Beijing Winery refill a barrel in the cellar.

Hot topic

[2016-01-21 08:03]

About half of the respondents in a recent survey on online rumors said they check the credibility of Internet news before sharing the information.

Looking ahead

[2016-01-21 08:03]

Events and stories coming up in the next few days

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[2016-01-21 08:03]

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Xi boosts ties with Saudis

[2016-01-20 08:14]

President Xi Jinping witnessed ties between China and Saudi Arabia lifted to a higher level on Tuesday by securing wide-ranging deals covering energy, industrial capacity cooperation and the Belt and Road Initiative.

Challenging times forecast as growth falls to 6.9 percent

[2016-01-20 08:14]

China will continue to experience an economic slowdown and major challenges have still to be met, forecasters said on Tuesday.

LeTV takes the field to form Guoan partnership

[2016-01-20 08:14]

A subsidiary of one of China's biggest online video companies is joining the rush by Internet firms to enter the country's sports sector.

Scores held, 15 infants freed as crime ring busted

[2016-01-20 08:14]

Police in Sichuan province have cracked a major crime ring and arrested 78 suspected infant-traffickers, authorities said on Tuesday.

'Single dogs' facing an age of abuse

[2016-01-20 08:14]

The easing of China's family planning policy marks a turnaround for the fate of one particular demographic - singles of marriageable age are no longer rewarded for staying put at that status. The pressures to tie the knot are now official and the foreseeable future may bring worse news, such as the so-called "singles tax" as adopted in South Korea.

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