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Domestic consumption will draw international firms
Multinational companies can find more business opportunities in China during the country's economic reform, when domestic consumption will lead the future of the country's economic growth, an observer said.
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Feelings are mixed over mixed-ownership model
Members of China's top political advisory body have called for detailed regulations on developing a mixed-ownership economy, aiming to ensure that private enterprises will have a say when they inject capital into State-owned enterprises.
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China calls for tobacco control legislation
Chinese lawmakers called for speeding up legislation to ban smoking in public places at the ongoing annual session of the National People's Congress (NPC), which will conclude on Thursday.
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China strives for ways to deepen reform agenda
Deepening reform was the main focus for China's political advisers at the CPPCC's annual session.
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Photo story: I'm an anchor and also a deputy
Xu Ting is the news anchor of Zhejiang TV. She is also a NPC deputy. She said that she could well balance the two roles during the "two sessions".
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Webcast in review: Li Keqiang meets the press
China.org.cn presented you with live coverage of the press conference held by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on March 13, immediately after this year's NPC session concludes.
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China to conclude annual parliamentary session
The National People's Congress (NPC), China's parliamentary body, will conclude its annual session here Thursday morning. End
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Government work report revised
The State Council has made revisions to the government work report that will be put for voting at the annual parliamentary session, which is to close on Thursday.
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Key resolutions to put for voting at NPC session
Draft resolutions on the work reports of China's government, supreme court and procuratorate will be put for voting at the annual parliamentary session, which is to end Thursday.
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Court prescribes full force for hospital attackers
Those who attack or humiliate medical personnel will face the full force of the law after a spate of headline-grabbing incidents, the top court said during the two sessions.
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Decisions are courts' responsibility: top judge
The president of China's top court said at two sessions that courts should take responsibility for big or controversial cases, Beijing Times reported on Wednesday.
+ MoreHighlights of the Sessions
- Fiscal, tax, financial reforms high on agenda
- Premier: GDP target flexible, stresses employment
- Premier Li calls for new progress in mainland-Taiwan ties
- China, U.S. should expand common interests: Premier Li
- China to better handle relations between govt, market
- Key resolutions to put for voting at NPC session
