Item from April 10, 1996, in China Daily: The world's youngest and the fifth artificially bred Asian elephant accepts a snack in Yunnan province's Kunming Zoo, where the first base for the artificial breeding of Asian elephants was set up.
Xiang Junbo, chairman of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, is under investigation by China's top anti-graft authority, according to an online statement published on Sunday.
China's safety watchdog has launched a new round of checks in eight provinces and regions after accidents were reported, a notice on Sunday from the State Administration of Work Safety said.
A woman from the Philippines became the first person to receive a residence permit designed for foreigners providing housekeeping service in Shanghai's Pudong district, which houses more than 300 Fortune 500 companies and is home to the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone.
Investors are proving they don't believe the claim that Chinese industry can't innovate.
Why would someone with a good, secure job at a top company leave to found a startup?
With the implementation of the Made in China 2025 and Internet Plus action plans, China is looking forward to a golden era of popular entrepreneurship and innovation.
The first wave of venture capital came in 1991. Investors intrigued by China's reform and bright future brought in $16 million that year.
Since China adopted its reform and opening-up policy in the 1970s, the incentive provided by the emancipation of minds and deepening reform has generated waves of entrepreneurs.
President Xi Jinping pledged in Florida on Thursday to work with US President Donald Trump to push forward China-US ties from a new starting point.
Xi Jinping: The Governance of China offers a gateway to learning about modern China and the president himself, said top officials and scholars in Thailand, where the book's Thai language version debuted on Friday in Bangkok.
Beijing and Oslo agreed on Friday to restart negotiations on a free trade agreement, after Premier Li Keqiang's meeting with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg in Beijing.
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