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Business - Apr 22, 2008
Local governments throughout China are actively reforming the business regulatory environment to make it easier for the private sector to grow, said a report released yesterday by World Bank Group member IFC and the …
Business - Apr 22, 2008
Reserves of coal for power generation have dropped to fewer than seven days in some Chinese provinces, vice chairman of the China Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) Wang Yeping said on Tuesday. The nation's …
Business - Apr 22, 2008
Hong Kong stocks closed in positive ground as it followed mainland cues to turn around on Tuesday afternoon, although heavy-weighted blue chip China Mobile suffered losses upon release of its first quarter earnings …
China - Apr 22, 2008
A former Italian table tennis player who trained in Beijing in the 1970s says he has been amazed and concerned over aspects of China's development on his first return visit in almost 30 years. Bruno Ruffolo, a former …
China - Apr 22, 2008
Visiting Shipanyuan village of Qionghai city, Hainan, you are instantly struck by the grey-tiled specious houses, fish ponds, the green lawns, the trees and paved roads. The village also boasts an open-air theater …
China - Apr 22, 2008
All 147 residents evacuated from a village of central China's Hubei Province returned home on Tuesday after a landslide site was declared stable. Workers had dug six ditches in the mudflow to drain water to stop it …
China - Apr 22, 2008
Except for the existing casino projects, the government of Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) will neither grant any new gaming concession or sub-concession nor approve any land for the building of new casinos …
China - Apr 22, 2008
The country will be free from major power shortages this year, but some regions may suffer temporary blackouts in the summer, a senior figure from the national electricity regulator said yesterday. "We estimate the gap …
China - Apr 22, 2008
A total of 611 people were killed in 48,882 fire incidents in China in the first quarter, the Ministry of Public Security said in Beijing Tuesday. The fire also resulted in 179 injuries and 280 million yuan (40million …
China - Apr 22, 2008
An official education survey result released Tuesday indicated that the number of students attending higher education in Macao during the 2006/2007 academic year grew by 9.6 percent over the previous period to 17,462 …