The PBOC also decided to cut the interest rate of re-lending designated for agricultural entities and SMEs by 0.25 percentage point, down to 2.5 percent.
The National Association of College Stores, battling with Amazon.com over the online retailer’s textbook advertising, is questioning Amazon’s decision to go to court after the association asked the Better Business Bureau’s advertising division for an advisory opinion.
The Northwestern Polytechnical University (NPU) on Tuesday issued the letter of acceptance using Augmented Reality (AR) technology to students. This is the first AR-enabled university admission notice in China.
The PMI, a key barometer of the health of the nation's manufacturing sector, increased to 52.1 in November, the highest level so far this year and versus 51.4 a month earlier, indicating that the sector has increased its pace of expansion, the NBS said.
The New York Times offers an inside look?at what happens when a group of people — in this case a vocal group of supporters of the late pop music icon — take over the review section of Amazon.?That’s what happened after Sullivan released the 704-page biography of the King of Pop’s last years, with a group known as?Michael Jackson’s Rapid Response Team to Media Attacks?generating a campaign to post dozens of negative 1-star reviews on the book.?
The Palace Museum, or the Forbidden City, announced on Wednesday night that it will "gradually reopen in good order" starting Friday after having closed its doors for over three months due to COVID-19.
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The PBOC wrote in its second-quarter monetary policy report issued this month that "the limitations of low interest rates have been noticed by monetary authorities in some developed economies, while the monetary policy framework has been revised."
The New Zealand Consulate-General in Guangzhou held a promotional event at a new indoor skiing arena for this reason, said Consul General Rebekah Mawson.
The National Meteorological Center (NMC) said snowstorms would hit parts of Henan, Hubei, Shandong, Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, with up to 8 centimeters of new snow expected.
The North African nation has provided licences for several foreign car brands to install their assembly plants with local partners. French automaker Renault was the first to open a car assembly plant here, followed by other Asian and European brands, such as Hyundai, Kia, Volkswagen and Shacman.