China will press ahead with supply-side structural reform with more effort focusing on reining in excessive production capacity, reducing corporate costs and improving the environment for innovation.
China issued a guideline on Wednesday strengthening curbs on money laundering, terrorism financing and tax evasion. Analysts said the move will improve the country's efficiency in fighting these financial crimes.
China will blacklist enterprises violating overseas investment rules as the country strengthens efforts to curb what has been some irrational and unauthentic offshore buying activities, according to a senior official of the nation's top economic regulator, who has firsthand knowledge of the matter.
The leaders of key international organizations, including the World Bank, expressed their confidence in China's economic restructuring and growth prospects on Tuesday as the country pursues innovation-driven and sustainable development. They spoke during a roundtable dialogue in Beijing hosted by Premier Li Keqiang.
NEW YORK - Gary Gonel, 64, who has come to the World Trade Center site every year on Sept 11 to remember the deadly terror attacks in 2001, said his sorrow has grown over society becoming more divided and people being worried that such a tragedy might happen again.
Beijing is calling for full implementation of the latest UN Security Council resolution on Pyongyang and said it will never allow war or chaos on the Korean Peninsula.
The International Atomic Energy Agency commended China's efforts and accomplishments in nuclear security after conducting its first nuclear security advisory mission to the nation, according to the China Atomic Energy Authority.
The renminbi weakened on Tuesday for the first time in two weeks after the central bank relaxed capital controls on Monday. Analysts said the currency will have more two-way fluctuations in coming months.
Sitting down on the pathway next to London's century-old Royal Albert Hall, I could not help admiring the magnificent concert hall's red and gold wall and a mosaic frieze celebrating the greatness of the arts and sciences.
Item from Sept 13, 1983, in China Daily: The First Automotive Works in Changchun, Jilin province, - founded in 1953 - was the first automotive trial base established in China.
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