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China moves to boost SME growth
China has unveiled a guideline to facilitate the sound development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
China to cut tax rates for inbound baggage, postal articles
The State Council will cut the tariff rates for baggage brought by individuals and articles mailed into the country starting April 9.
China to introduce policies to lessen burden on businesses, individuals
China will reduce government-levied charges and operating service charges in order to further lessen the burden on businesses and individuals.
China's colleges lower independent enrollments: newspaper
Universities in China have reduced their quotas for independent enrollment of high school graduates, China Daily reported Wednesday.
New round of inspection to oversee central gov't departments, SOEs
A total of 15 teams of disciplinary inspectors have been dispatched to three central government departments and 42 SOEs by Monday.
Chinese premier holds talks with New Zealand PM to boost cooperation
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang held talks with visiting New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern here Monday.
New regulations to take effect on April 1
A series of new regulations will take effect on April 1, covering various aspects including food safety at schools.
Chinese premier meets members of BFA board of directors
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met Wednesday with Ban Ki-moon, chairman of the BFA, as well as some members of the BFA board of directors in Boao.
China toughens NEV subsidy policies
Chinese authorities unveiled tougher policies for subsidizing the purchases of new NEVs to push for the sector's high-quality development.
State Council passes draft rules on implementing Food Safety Law
China's State Council Tuesday passed a draft regulation on the implementation of the Food Safety Law.
China takes measures to slash social insurance payment burden of firms
China's State Council made arrangements Tuesday on reducing social insurance fee rates.
Top legislature to inspect enforcement of water pollution control law
China's top legislature will send four teams of lawmakers to inspect enforcement of the water pollution control law in eight provincial-level regions.
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