State-controlled enterprises in Shanxi may have to publish the salary, bonus and allowances of their executives, following a decision by the province’s government.
Private investors may buy shares or convertible debt in state-owned firms that are being restructured. They may also invest equipment, land and intellectual property.
Shanghai's stock exchange is hoping that multinationals list their global businesses in the city, rather than just their Chinese units, said Fang Xinghai, director of the city’s financial office.
The standing committee of the State Council has approved a 6 billion yuan investment to promote fuel-efficient cars with engine capacity of less than 1.6 liters.
Lai Changxing, who was labeled China’s most wanted man in 1999 and spent the following twelve years evading prosecution in Canada, was given a life sentence on Friday.
The State Council has set aside 26.5 billion yuan as subsidies for manufacturers of eco-friendly air conditioners, televisions, refrigerators and washing machines.
The housing ministry's much-discussed database of home ownership will be launched next month in forty Chinese cities, Guangzhou Daily reported Thursday.
In the last thirty years, corruption charges have been brought against almost 90 officials from the top three tiers of government, said the deputy minister for corruption prevention.
