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The first Northeast Asia festival of animation and computer games will be held in Shenyang, capital of northeast China’s Liaoning province from August 12 to 16.
Visiting remote parts of Tibet will be easier in the future as the region is expected to have five civil airports by 2010, a senior official said.
China International Software and Information Service Fair (CISIS) will be held from June 18 to 21 in this port city of Northeast China's Liaoning province, announced the organizing committee of CISIS recently.
CMP Sinoexpo will hold three shows at Shanghai New International Expo Center on March 31 to display new building materials, hotel facilities and clean products.
"Hubei enterprises willing to invest in Thailand will be exempted from corporation income tax for eight years at the most," said Palley,director of the Shanghai Bureau of Thailand Board of Investment(BOI)amid the launch of Hubei-Thailand investment promotion.
China Development Bank signed an agreement Tuesday with the government of the southern Shenzhen City to provide a 200-billion-yuan credit line.
Workers connected China's Hainan Island to the national power grid Tuesday.
Even though the toy-manufacturing industry is going through a rough patch in the wake of the global financial crisis, most enterprises in Guangdong province will manage to survive the recession.
China confirmed here Tuesday that it reached an agreement with the Export-Import Bank of China to provide no less than a 20-billion-yuan credit line to cultural industries.
Liaoning province's coastal city of Dalian will reform and upgrade its industrial structure to stave off the deepening global financial crisis' impacts.
A 1.2 billion yuan synchrotron radiation project in east China's Shanghai will be completed and put into use in late April, researchers said Sunday.
The Shanghai Committee of Consumers' Rights and Interests Protection yesterday urged consumers opting for prepaid cards to be on guard, in view of the rise in related complaints in the city.