Government Updates
AQSIQ, NDRC, MOFCOM, GAC, MIIT: Announcement on Implementing Recall on N-type and O-type Automobile
AQSIQ, NDRC, MOFCOM, GAC, MIIT: Announcement on Implementing Recall on N-type and O-type Automobile
Read moreMIIT:Requires Serious Study on and Implementation of Food Safety Law
MIIT:Requires Serious Study on and Implementation of Food Safety Law
Read moreSFDA: Calls for Comments on “Measures for the Administration of Medical Device Registration (Revis
SFDA: Calls for Comments on “Measures for the Administration of Medical Device Registration (Revised Draft)” (Exposure Draft)
Read moreChinese aluminium group launching biggest global IPO to date
MINE WEB-Mining companies around the world have so far in 2009 raised nearly USD 60bn, all of it completely outside any banking system/s, but to date none of the capital has come in by way of an IPO (initial public offer), which entails a new listing.
Read moreChina's food safety monitoring improves
BEIJING -- China said Tuesday that food safety monitoring had improved since it launched a nationwide drive in December against illegal additives.
Regulator mulls restrictions on lending
A draft of the new rules that would regulate surging bank lending is being circulated internally for comment at the China Banking Regulatory Commission, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Read moreChina's coal supply for electricity may be a bit tight this year, expert
China's coal supply for power generation may prove a bit tight this year as the shutdown of small coalmines will lead the growth of coal supply to lag behind demand, said Xue Jing, director of the Statistics Department of China Electricity Council.
IEA calls on China to curb coal emissions
The International Energy Agency has warned that continuing China’s current coal usage patterns will lead to dire environmental consequences both for the country and the world, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Read moreSmall airports to get government backing
Small airports are expected to receive government subsidies after being reclassified as public infrastructure under a new regulation.