Many regions have introduced key investment projects in fields of transportation, logistics, cross-border power grids, and environment protection, which also include high-tech programs. "According to incomplete statistics, the total investment on major projects announced by local governments is about 34 trillion yuan (.9 trillion), on which the investment this year is nearly 3 trillion yuan," said Sheng.
Mao Dongli, deputy director of the Hainan Ecological and Environmental Protection Department, said an enforcement system for environmental monitoring and supervision will cover the entire province by the end of next year.
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Market interest rates have been on the rise as the regulators pushed financial deleveraging to curb risks and increased the crackdown on irregularities in the shadow banking sector.
Many people who were affected by the natural gas shortage last year, spoke highly of the State Council decision. "Last year, my family had a tough winter as the new heating system was installed but did not have enough natural gas to run. We had to find other ways to warm our house," said Wei Lei, a 30-year-old saleswoman in suburban Baoding, Hebei province.
Many of the steps taken by China are in fact part of China's long-term economic reform and opening-up strategy. Over the past few years, China has been strengthening the commercial rule of law, pushing to increase the role of the market, and opening up many sectors to foreign competition. These steps were taken for the good of China, but they can also benefit other economies.
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Mao Havanall, Cambodian Secretary of State for Civil Aviation, said Cambodia was targeting 2 million Chinese tourists by 2020 and he was confident that Lanmei Airlines could help Cambodia to achieve this ambition.
Many colleges and universities in Beijing are resorting to "cloud recruitment" for this year's new graduates instead of on-site recruiting sessions.
Many of the victims were young women who were attending a birthday party on the rooftop when the fire broke out. Doctors said they died of asphyxiation, apparently as they tried to flee the burning building.
Many foreign tour groups have also canceled plans to visit Hong Kong due to the protests in the city, with foreign arrivals dropping over 50 percent in the past two months, said Chui.