The illusion of a peaceful "Occupy" movement was shattered by the Mongkok riot recently. Many in Hong Kong were always strongly opposed to the "Occupy" movement for fears that it would not be peaceful.
The general offices of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the State Council on Thursday jointly issued guidelines on the management of foreigners' permanent residence in China.
State Grid Corp of China, the nation's biggest power transmission company, has installed electric-vehicle rapid charging stations in eight major expressways in the country.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc appears to have hit a speed bump in the race to grow online.
China Tower Corp, a joint venture established to handle the tower assets for China's top three telecom carriers, is in discussions to install air monitors and surveillance cameras on its towers.
Every morning, Pan Qingyong picks about 500 kilograms of fresh cucumber at his greenhouse and takes them to a nearby market.
Analysts said on Friday that Chinese stocks may be showing signs of a short-term correction, after a continued roll out this week of government measures to shore up the economy.
Sainty Marine Corp Ltd has become China's first listed company to apply for bankruptcy and reorganization, after it said it had been hit hard by the slowing global shipbuilding industry.
Harbin investigators have shot themselves in the foot by contradicting themselves.
Media reports about the amount Chinese tourists spent in Japan during the just-concluded Spring Festival holiday will no doubt once again rankle with domestic manufacturers.
A 70-YEAR-OLD WOMAN sued the local government of Huayin city, northern China's Shaanxi province, for wrongly registering her property under the name of her son.
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