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China's Yanzhou Coal Mining Co Ltd has got an official approval to take over Australian coal mining company Felix Resources, according to the company's bulletin on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Friday.
Air China, the nation's largest carrier, will launch direct flight linking the southwestern city of Chengdu and Bangalore, the "Silicon Valley in India" to promote mutual exchanges in the software industry.
China has invested more than 6.5 billion yuan ($959 million) to preserve grasslands in northern Inner Mongolia Autonomous region, said the regional government.
They are financial wizards who usually spend their days in big city offices communicating with clients, but some are now communicating with nature this year in a remote mountain area in southern China.
Wuxi's project, the Thousand Talents Program, was first launched nationwide by the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee in January. The goal was to attract top international talent to work on the Chinese mainland.
In the past two weeks, a number of countries took a bigger step forward in their efforts to cut their greenhouse gas emissions than in the previous two years.
China Unicom, the nation's leading telecommunications operator, announced Sunday it would invest 1.8 billion yuan ($265 million) in Tibet to upgrade the information infrastructure on the plateau.
Computer companies ASUS and Intel sponsored about 1,500 college students to teach basic computer skills to villagers in their hometowns.
With Christmas spending just around the corner and memories of frozen annual bonuses lingering from last year, many companies in Beijing are calming employee concerns with news they will come through with cash regardless of economic woes.
In a split second, a disaster can change everything for children.
Christmas may not be a Chinese festival but Santa Claus has become well acquainted with the country in recent years - especially as a large proportion of all the toys he puts under trees are made here.
Hong Huang is a celebrity with many faces. She is a publisher, a widely read blogger, the ex-wife of a renowned film director, the daughter of a diplomat who was also Chairman Mao Zedong's English teacher. But the latest title she has been dubbed with is "the most humorous nail-house owner" because Hong refuses to move out of her half-century-old courtyard house.
| Name | Value | Change | Time |
| Shanghai | -0.38% | Fri | 3,141.35 |
| Shenzhen | -0.12% | Fri | 13,289.94 |
| HSI | +0.88% | Thur | 21,517.00 |
| NIKKEI | -0.4% | Fri | 10,494.71 |
| Dow | +0.51% | Thur | 10,520.10 |
| Nasdaq | +0.71% | Thur | 2,285.69 |