文章列表

• 1.Corrupt mayor gets maximum penalty
• The former vice-mayor of Suzhou has been sentenced to death for accepting more than 100 million yuan ($14.7 million) in bribes between 2001 and 2004, ...
• 2.Housing market gets lift
• The central government yesterday stepped in to bolster the sagging real estate market by lowering transaction taxes, reducing down payments and loweri...
• 3.China 'helping fight downturn'
• US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has praised China for its constructive role in dealing with the global financial crisis and said Beijing will cont...
• 4.UN report says China needs better food safety laws
• China needs better food safety laws, the United Nations said in a report released yesterday. It said there is a need for education and training of sta...
• 5.Rich world 'behind much of pollution in poor nations'
• Rich countries are partly responsible for pollution from poor ones, including poisonous mining discharge, because they buy many of the raw materials a...
• 6.Obama takes break to visit sick grandma
• US Democrat Barack Obama will leave the presidential campaign trail to visit his ailing 85-year-old grandmother in Hawaii, whose health has deteriorat...
• 7.Sparks fly as computer screens go black
• Software giant Microsoft has sparked a major controversy among millions of Chinese computer users with the nationwide launch yesterday of its Screen B...
• 8.Another stimulus bill gains momentum
• Lawmakers and officials moved forward forging a second fiscal stimulus bill after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke endorsed the idea and the Bush...
• 9.Diabetes threat to rural people
• Doctors are warning of new health risks to the rural population as their living conditions improve. An increasing number of people have diabetes or ar...
• 10.50% of toy firms 'gone in 2 years'
• As many as half of all toy manufacturers in the Pearl River Delta could go out of business within the next two years, an industry expert said yesterda...