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Clean energy resources powering ahead

[2010-09-13 08:27]

Fossil fuels give up ground to nuclear, wind, solar and hydroelectric plants

Locomotive maker to make rapid strides in global arena

[2010-09-13 08:27]

While extending its railway network throughout the country, China is also sending its trains across borders.

Steel industry outlook still hazy

[2010-09-13 08:27]

BEIJING - Despite the prospects of lower iron ore prices for the fourth quarter of this year, the overall outlook for domestic steel mills still remains hazy due to weak demand from downstream sectors, industry sources said.

Ready for the 'new champions'

[2010-09-13 08:27]

More than 2,000 volunteers are putting the final shine on the city of Tianjin as it

Inflationary pressure may ease for the rest of the year

[2010-09-13 08:27]

BEIJING - China's inflationary pressure might ease for the rest of the year, as the country's ample grain reserves and slowing economic growth will help keep consumer inflation under control, economists have said.

No Greek-style debt woes on the cards

[2010-09-13 08:27]

BEIJING - Burgeoning local debt in China will not cause a Greek-style debt in China thanks to the country's sound fiscal condition, but risks from the surge will test the nation's financial health over the next few years, economists have said.

Airline springs Japanese surprise with affordable flights from Shanghai

[2010-09-13 08:27]

SHANGHAI - Budget carrier Spring Airlines is making waves in the travel circuit with its latest Japan ticket promotion fast-catching the fancy of passengers.

Textile exporters feel the pinch

[2010-09-13 08:27]

Shrinking profit margins, rising labor cost cloud industry prospects

Tianjin changes gear, charts green moves

[2010-09-13 08:27]

TIANJIN- As China goes all out for a transition to a more sustainable growth, Tianjin, a major northern port city, has shifted its focus from economic expansion to growth model re-shuffling.

Yuan moves to bolster capital market sentiment

[2010-09-13 08:27]

BEIJING- China may allow yuan deposits held offshore to be channeled into the mainland's equities market as early as October with the initial size of the fund pool expected to be around $3 billion.

Further stimulus measures are not required, say economists

[2010-09-13 08:27]

BEIJING -Though the United States and Japan have come out with new stimulus plans to revive the economy and deal with joblessness, China does not need to follow suit with such measures, economists said last week.