Pain, both physical and emotional, is often an unavoidable component in the high-pressure atmosphere of international sports, as evidenced by this selection of some of the week's top photos from around the globe.
China on Thursday took strong exception to recent reports in the United States that pointed fingers at its membership in the World Trade Organization and said such claims are not only false but also ignore the fact that the country is an open and market-oriented economy.
China is planning to expand mutual cooperation in Customs activities with all the economies involved in the Belt and Road Initiative by 2020, under the aegis of the Authorized Economic Operator program, an official said on Thursday.
A number of Chinese local governments have set lower GDP growth targets for this year and attached more importance to innovation and environmental protection after the country vowed to pursue high-quality development.
Xiaomi Corp has displaced Samsung as the top smartphone vendor in India, the world's fastest-growing major smartphone market, a new report said on Thursday.
Five Chinese companies, which together control over half of the country's smartphone market, expressed their concern on Thursday over chipmaker Broadcom Ltd's $105 billion proposal to buy Qualcomm Inc, saying they don't want to see such a change as they prepare for 5G-ready smartphones.
The southern province of Guangdong has vowed to expand cooperation with the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions, under the "one country, two systems" framework, to speed up the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
BEIJING - Gu Xiaozheng, founder of a drone development startup, has just moved his office from Zhongguancun, known as Beijing's "Silicon Valley," into an office building near the Beijing Zoo.
China's central bank will inject 300 billion yuan ($47.05 billion) into commercial banks from Thursday to ease liquidity conditions and support lending to small and microsized enterprises, startups and agricultural production.
High-net-worth individuals in China are now more confident than before about the country's economic prospects for the next two years, a new study said.
Foreign companies will be allowed to operate virtual networks in China, according to a draft rule announced on Wednesday, as the country steps up its push to inject new vitality into the multibillion-dollar telecom industry currently dominated by three State-owned enterprises.
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