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By Chen Xiaomin Li Yizhong, minister of industry and information technology, talks to reporters after the news conference yesterday. Photo: IC The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will not directly get involved in ongoing negotiations over iron ore prices, Minister Li Yizhong said...

An article on the China Banking Regulatory Commission's (CBRC) website reports the country's loans to the eastern and western areas, the non-performing loans ratio, and the usages of the loans. Released on August 9, "Seven Features of the Incremental loans of Chinese Banks in the first half of 20...

By Cong Mu New regulations to attract multinational foreign invested enterprise (FIE) headquarters to Beijing were welcomed by economists and various industry bodies yesterday. The Beijing municipal government announced plans Monday to provide up to 10 million yuan ($1.47 million) in subsidies f...

Instead of resisting climate change reforms, agricultural lobby groups are examining ways they can benefit from them...

What if the resource tax on minerals was lifted? "It might dampen the performance of resource-related enterprises, giving rise to more operational problems," said Wu Qiang, a professor at Beijing Technology and Business University.

The newly released government work report says that China is making sound progress in meeting its green goals...

SHANGHAI, March 16 - China has excluded property from the 10 top industries targeted for government support in an economic stimulus package for the next three years, a signal that Beijing has settled on a...

40 years after the government set out to make steel development the pivot for a local industrial revolution, the story in both the public and private sectors of ...

WASHINGTON - China's huge trade surplus with the United States is "directly related to its manipulation of its currency's value," Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said in a letter released ...

At its upcoming annual central economic work conference, the Chinese government may decide to only fine tune the economy and not significantly change its existing fiscal and monetary policies, according a Bloomberg report Wednesday citing economists' opinions. China may set inflation as the econo...