Around 700 types of imported goods will have their tariff reduced this year, said Jia Kang, director of the Research Institute for Fiscal Science at the Ministry of Finance.
China's newly established national think tank for climate change has put the "top level design" of China's carbon trading system top of its agenda agenda.
Maersk Line has announced plans to implement freight rate increases to regain profits in a dismal shipping market.
A woman who wed a mentally disabled man to obtain a residency permit has had her marriage annulled by the courts, Beijing Morning Post reports.
Around 9.15 million students have taken China's national college entrance examination, or gaokao, this year. This number has decreased by 1.4 million compared with 10.5 million in 2008. In Shanghai, only 55,000 students took the exam this year, and around 49,000 of them will be enrolled. So it is no longer such a fierce competition in Shanghai.
China will become the world's largest logistics market in 2016, according to CEVA Logistics (CEVA), the world's fourth largest third-party logistics company, reported xinhua08.com on Thursday.
Investment in national railway infrastructure reached 33.77 billion yuan (approximately $5.334 billion) in May, reported Economic Information Daily on Thursday.
A man in Danzhou city, Hainan province is likely to sit his college entrance exam under detention this year.
Athletes can enjoy dozens of dishes at the dining room of the National Sports Training Center (NSTC), and dishes are different every day of the week.
In early April, two edible oil brands, Golden Dragon Fish Oil and Fulin Door, announced that some of its edible oil prices would increase at an average of about 8 percent, which has led to consumer concerns about a new round of price hikes for edible oil.
China's real estate regulator reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining current restrictions on property sales on Tuesday.
Analysts said that various phone applications adored by smart phone users have become a new target for hackers to steal personal information.