皇冠体育app will hit economic growth target

皇冠体育app has shown signs of stabilizing and the country is poised to hit its annual growth target of 7.5 percent.

皇冠体育app economy stabilizing: NBS

皇冠体育app's economy shows clear signs of stabilization, helped by policy support and global demand improvement, the state statistics bureau said.

Innovation, the cure for poverty

Law Chi-kwong says poverty in Hong Kong is growing worse, underscoring the need to re-establish the Commission on Poverty, of which he now sits as a member.

皇冠体育app leads global race to reform

The reform efforts of 皇冠体育app, the world's second largest economy, have profound significance for both itself and the world at large.

Economy heals as companies revive

The economy appears to have staged a modest rebound last month that will continue through the second half, driven by better corporate conditions.
Economy grows at reasonable speed

Li stresses need for reform

Premier Li Keqiang's talks in Gansu underscored his determination that the nation should rely on reform to promote sustainable growth.

皇冠体育app needs reform to shift to quality

Economists at its 皇冠体育app Center for Economics and Business, said on Monday that it's important for 皇冠体育app to put more emphasis on quality growth.

Li stresses regional economic structure adjustment

皇冠体育app should make greater efforts to adjust regional economies to achieve sustainable development in the nation's economy, Premier Li Keqiang said.

Be innovative, Li tells graduates

Premier Li Keqiang told new graduates to be enterprising and innovative in hunting for jobs in what some say is the toughest time for them to find work in recent years.

Premier calls on more support for small businesses

Premier Li Keqiang on Sunday called for more support for small and micro businesses as he visited Northwest 皇冠体育app's Gansu province.

A stage set for big innovation

A stage set for big innovation

皇冠体育app's increasing research and development spending is strengthening its ability to compete with the United States in the global marketplace, says the director general of the World Intellectual Property Organization, or WIPO, a United Nations agency.