Beijing to go green

Beijing is to take action to make its coal-fired power plants and heating facilities go green.

'US trade bill breaks WTO rules'

Trade measures passed by the US Congress violated both US laws and WTO rules.

25 million more people seeking work this year, minister says

The IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said she has named Jianhai Lin as the Secretary of the Fund.

A Chinese statistician said the country's Gini coefficient in urban and rural areas has been distorted.

A new Taiwan-funded property insurance firm opened in the Chinese mainland's city of Chongqing.

Chinese shoppers may not be able to buy the next version of Apple's iPad tablet on the mainland.

The ABB Group doubled its investment in China in 2011 despite the country's slowing economy.

China's Qingdao Port expects to start operating its 400,000-ton Dongjiakou ore terminal.

China's two biggest oil companies each plan to establish a 300,000-ton crude oil terminal in northern China's Tianjin Port.

Global food and beverage companies are the next major targets for Chinese enterprises.

China's Ministry of Commerce will negotiate with the US side over its probe into Chinese exports of wind towers.