made news in 2011 when it slid 295 feet (90 meters) on a set of rails. The land it was located on had been purchased by real estate developers, according to the China Construction Engineering…
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Eric Peters: “If China And The World Bank Are Right, We're Headed For A Depression”
“Some people blindly invested offshore and were in a rush to do so,” explained China’s central bank chief, justifying his recent capital controls. “Some of this outbound investment was not in line with our own…
Government vows to control risks in financial markets
The latest evidence of tighter risk control are the coordinated efforts by the People’s Bank of China, the central bank, and the regulators of the banking, securities and insurance industries to draft a comprehensive regulatory…
China’s Central Bank Governor urge public not to panic over forex stockpile
China now still holds the largest foreign exchange reserve stockpile in the world, much higher than the runner-up, Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People’s Bank of China said on Friday, but stressed that there…
Not Rolex, not Cartier … guess what’s China central bank chief’s watch of choice?
BEIJING — While the 1.5 hour morning press conference by the head of China’s central bank may not have moved the financial markets, his taste for timepieces spurred a flurry of comments on social media.…
China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom to report mostly downbeat results for 2016 this week, analysts’ polls say
Investors are likely to find a mixed bag of full-year earnings announcements from China’s telecommunications industry as the three major network operators kick off their latest reporting season this week. To further complicate matters, China…
China's Xi pushes advanced technology for military
BEIJING China’s military needs to promote technological innovation as the “key” to its upgrading and modernization, President Xi Jinping told military delegates to the annual meeting of parliament. Xi is overseeing a sweeping modernization of…
China Student Aid Development Report 2016
The year 2016 saw China continue to improve its student aid policies and increase related funds as a result of the combined efforts of financial and education ministries, local governments and schools. The improvements have…
Beijing to release national artificial intelligence development plan
Beijing is drafting a national development plan on artificial intelligence and setting up a special fund as part of an effort to push the technology’s application in the economy and national security, said China’s top…
Pakistan inducts Chinese-built air defence system to its arsenal
LY-80 is a Chinese mobile air defence system … air defence is manifestation of the growing defence and strategic relationship between Pakistan and China. ( read original story …)
China industrial output remains robust
China’s industrial output grew more than 6 percent in January and February, a vice chairman of the state economic planner said on Sunday, adding that the survey-based unemployment rate in 31 major cities was about…
China should moderately control budget deficit ratio: vice finance minister
China has maintained a budget deficit target of 3 percent of … to stave off risks from a binge of borrowing taken on to soften the impact of the global financial crisis. “As the economy…
China is developing lasers capable of destroying enemy satellites to compete with US in future 'light wars'
China is developing its own arsenal of lasers, electromagnetic railguns and high-power microwave weapons for use in future space-based ‘light war’ satellite attacks, says Chinese military expert Richard Fisher. China’s push to produce these weapons…
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