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Item from July 14, 1992, in China Daily: Spraying and scrubbing, the private car-washing business is mushrooming in the coastal cities of Fujian province.
Officials aim to stop any terror threat before it becomes viable
Researchers in China and the United Kingdom hope to use satellite imaging for the early detection of landslides in Southwest China, such as the one in late June that engulfed a village in Maoxian county, Sichuan province, leaving at least 10 dead and 73 missing.
Senior Chinese and US government officials will meet in Washington next week for the first round of a comprehensive economic dialogue to discuss economic and trade issues of mutual concern.
A federal grand jury in Illinois on Wednesday indicted a 28-year-old former physics doctoral student in the kidnapping of visiting Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying on June 9.
Growth in a broad measurement of China's money supply dropped to a record low in June as regulators worked to reduce leverage in the nation's economy.
Three former executives of fugitive Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining loans and banker's acceptances - a type of short-term debt - during a trial in Kaifeng, Henan province, on Wednesday.
More policy incentives for overseas entrepreneurs are expected to advance China's innovation-driven development and entrepreneurship, officials said Wednesday.
Bike-sharing giant Mobike Technology Ltd, which handles 25 million rides a day in China, looks to be preparing to put riders on its bikes in the US capital, based on its hiring plans in the area.