Industrial profits up; economy promising

The rise of industrial profits in March reflects structural improvements in the economy, official data suggested on Thursday.

Alibaba helps police catch suspects in motor oil scam

E-commerce giant Alibaba is using big data to help Chinese police keep tabs on wholesalers suspected of importing fake motor lubricants from Malaysia and selling them online, the company said.

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Ministries cooperate to protect lawyers' rights

Chinese authorities will establish mechanisms to respond quickly to cases that harm attorneys' professional rights, the Ministry of Justice said on Wednesday.

High-speed trains plan to improve meal choices

China Railway Corp said that it will introduce more food suppliers and offer passengers more meal options on high-speed trains, after recent media reports bashed the overpriced boxed lunches provided on bullet trains.

Taiwan resident 'in good condition'

Taiwan resident Lee Ming-che, who is under investigation for endangering national security, was "in good physical condition", the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office said on Wednesday.

Zhejiang, Ningxia appoint top officials

Che Jun, former governor of Zhejiang province, has been appointed Party chief of the province, replacing Xia Baolong, Xinhua News Agency reported on Wednesday.

Migrant worker wins hearts with her article

An essay written by a migrant worker about her family went viral on Chinese social media, as her plain, vivid and humorous words resonated with many readers.

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Report: People are willing to pay for quality content

More people increasingly willing to pay for quality content on the internet, including novels and music - a change in behavior that could promote copyright protection and tackle online piracy, according to a new report.

Copyright violations trouble colleges

As universities across China increasingly go digital, creating a wealth of online resources that offer almost endless learning opportunities, experts have warned they could be guilty of massive breaches of copyright.

Shanghai Tower offers airy city views

Shanghai Tower, China's highest building, officially opened its sightseeing deck on the 118th floor to the public on Wednesday. In 55 seconds after paying 180 yuan ($26), visitors can rise into the sky for a bird's-eye view of the cityscape.