Death of girl at mall triggers large protest
Demonstrators and police were injured on Wednesday when a protest triggered by the death of a Beijing female sales clerk turned ugly.
Monorail to ease Shanghai's congestion
Shanghai is likely to introduce the country's first suspended monorail train by 2015 to improve the city's worsening traffic congestion.
Lawyers get an advocate
A top judge's call to boost lawyers' role at courts will help reduce wrongful convictions, legal experts said.
Brothers burned by boy while copying TV scene
Two young brothers from Jiangsu province, seriously burned while imitating a scene from a TV animation series, were admitted to a Beijing hospital.
34 detained for attack on police, govt workers
Police in Anhui province detained 34 suspects for attacking police officers and government workers during investigations into pyramid selling.
Shanghai shops closed in fake mutton scandal
Nine cooked food stores that sold fake mutton in Shanghai have been temporarily or permanently closed.
Home truths concerning Detroit's cheap housing
Thousands of would-be Chinese Donald Trumps have expressed an interest in going on a property buying tour of the Motor City.
Buyers lured by local goods
Chinese customers are no longer swayed by the lure of foreign brands and would instead prefer to buy more brands that are made in China, a survey said.
Apple losing its sweetness, edge?
Apple Inc's quarterly profit is projected to shrink for the first time in a decade, hurt by new products with lower profit margins and slower growth in iPhone sales.
Hunt continues for survivors of Bangladesh building collapse
Rescuers in Bangladesh on Thursday hunted for survivors in a collapsed building as the death toll rose above 200.
China Unicom sees profit surge
China Unicom (Hong Kong), the nation's second-largest telecom operator, saw net profits surge 89 percent to 1.9 billion yuan in the first quarter.
Hollande's visit expected to open new chapter
French President Francois Hollande will arrive in Beijing for his first official visit to China on Thursday to pave the way for stronger bilateral exchanges.
General aviation firms offer quake relief help
General aviation service providers have urged authorities to include them in the nation's emergency response system so they can join relief work.
Truck driver's organs save five lives in Wuhan
A family's decision to donate the organs of a dead loved one to patients on the transplant list has saved five lives in Wuhan.
China Eastern tests flight using biofuel
China Eastern Airlines completed its first successful test flight of an aircraft powered by biofuel on Wednesday.