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11/24/2024 07:29:00 am

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Crackdown on Spam Message Leads to Arrest of 1,500 Suspects

The Ministry of Public Security said at least 1,500 suspects have been arrested in line with the government's intensified campaign against crimes committed through the use of telecommunications base stations.

Taiwan Raises Mainland Chinese Tourists Quota

While most countries around the world spend millions of dollars to promote their places to Chinese tourists, Taiwan continues to set limit on the number of mainland Chinese tourists that will be allowed to enter the island on a daily basis.

To Calm Depositors, Banks in Yancheng Display Cash Piles

If only to assure depositors that their deposits are still intact and the banks are not running out of cash, rural banks in Yancheng city displayed stacked piles of cash in plain view.

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830 Year-Old Tree Stolen, 7 Suspects Arrested

In Sichuan province, seven persons were arrested by the police for allegedly stealing an 830 year-old ancient tree, and then selling it to a willing buyer.

Low-Budget Movies Getting Popular in China

More than eye-catching special effects and car chases, Chinese moviegoers are also looking for art-house movies and films that cover people's everyday lives, movie experts shared.

China, Airbus Ink US$10-Billion Jets Purchase Deal

China has officially signed a deal with Airbus for the purchase of 70 jets valued at more than US$10 billion, further strengthening the relationship between the Chinese government and the French aircraft manufacturer.

US Issues EB-5 Visa to 6,900 Chinese Nationals in 2013

Latest data compiled by the United States government showed that around 6,900 Chinese nationals received the investor immigrant visa, or the EB-5, from the US government last year.

China's Little Sheep Launches Remodeled Restaurant in Guangdong

Little Sheep Group, the Chinese operator of hot pot restaurants that was acquired by US-based Yum Group, has launched its first remodeled restaurant in China's Dongguan, Guangdong Province.

Poor Sleep Increases Traffic Accidents, Chinese Experts Say

Two Chinese medical experts said poor sleep is one of the major factors that result to traffic accidents in China and around the world.

Top China Banks Set to Report Slowest Profit Since 2008

China's top banks, also called the Big Four, are expected to report the slowest profit growth since the financial crisis of 2008 due to bad loans and stiff competitions, a Bloomberg survey predicted.

Yale University Teams Up with Shanghai Jiao Tong for World-Class Medicine

American university Yale, the third oldest university in the US, has teamed up with Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), a public research university in China, for a research that focuses on translational medicine.

China Has 3.5 Million Websites, 618 Million Netizens

The Internet Society of China said there were 3.5 million websites and 618 million netizens in China as of the end of 2013.

China's Cinema Popcorn Revenue Hits US$63 Million

Watching movies will never be complete without popcorns. You don't agree? Just ask the Chinese moviegoers who bought millions of dollars' worth of popcorn while watching their favorite movies in theatre last year.

Tree Planting Leads to Discovery of 28,000 Ancient Coins

What started as a tree planting activity in Shunyi district of Beijing turned out to be a memorable day for the district when about 28,000 ancient coins were unearthed.

Alibaba Leads China's Internet Finance Market

Global research consultancy firm TNS said Alibaba, through its Yu'ebao fund, now dominates China's Internet finance market, closely followed by Chinese Internet giant Tencent.

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