H7N9 outbreak linked to waterfowl migration
The ongoing outbreak of H7N9 infections in humans is linked to the migration of wild birds, research shows.
No joy for Yahoo China as e-mail service to close
Yahoo China announced on Thursday it will shut down its e-mail service by Aug 19, another sign of the brand's shrinking presence in the Chinese market.
McGrady back in NBA with Spurs
Tracy McGrady has traded his starring role in China for a bit part in the United States ... for a while, anyway.
Anhui tightens rules covering historic buildings
Anhui province will create "identity numbers" for local ancient buildings and ban the removal of ancient structures from the province.
Poultry farmers struggle to find insurance
Poultry farmers say they are struggling to get their businesses insured, following the recent outbreak of H7N9 bird flu.
Beijing cabbies fear loss of business
Beijing's decision to increase taxi fares has fueled fears among cabdrivers that it could lead to a slump in passengers.
London Marathon won't be canceled
The London Marathon will go ahead on Sunday as planned despite the two explosions at Monday's Boston marathon.
Quality concerns over bottled water
A debate over the production standards adopted by bottled water giant Nongfu Spring has aroused safety concerns.
BBC under fire for clandestine documentary
A leading British university criticized the BBC on Sunday for arranging an academic trip to the DPRK to make an undercover documentary.
DPRK takes a break to celebrate birthday of founder Kim Il-sung
Residents in theDPRK spilled onto the streets on Monday to celebrate a major national holiday, the 101st birthday of their first leader, Kim Il-sung.
Smartphone users victims of scams
Shoppers scanning matrix barcodes for discounts are getting more than they bargained for - malicious software.
Man jailed for pirating Mo's works
A man has been sentenced to six months in jail and fined 2,000 yuan ($320) after being convicted of illegally publishing copies of the works of Mo Yan.
Virus still not spread by people
There is no evidence so far of sustained human-to-human transmission of H7N9 bird flu virus, WHO representative to China Michael O'Leary said.
ROK to look out for DPRK's response to offer of dialogue
The Republic of Korea said that it will be watching for a response from the DPRK to its proposal to resolve rising tensions through dialogue.
Zhengzhou residents irate over newsstand ban
In April 2012, the Zhengzhou government decided to pull down the city's 421 newsstands.