To prevent financial risks, however, "deleveraging" has become one of the government's top priorities in advancing supply-side structural reforms. The fifth National Financial Work Conference in July clarified that the financial sector should support the development of real economy and to strengthen regulatory oversight aimed at preventing systemic financial risks.
To pull vulnerable families through the difficulties, the central authorities expanded the coverage of State benefits and other relief packages and introduced programs to boost employment.
Today, Baidu Inc., one of the largest Internet companies in the world founded and headed by Robin Li, joins the WHO in encouraging China's corporate community to offer employees 100 percent smoke-free workplaces. Baidu committed to smoke-free office environments in 2011 and since that time all of Baidu's 17 offices, labs and research centers located in China and around the world are 100 percent smoke-free workplaces. This commitment protects 40,000 employees and countless visitors to these offices from exposure to harmful second-hand smoke. Further, Baidu has agreed to work with WHO to strengthen employee health education programmes with linkages to tobacco cessation programmes to help employees quit smoking.
To help people let off steam, the Chengdu Sports Bureau organized a run on Sunday with 1,000 participants covering 6 kilometers in Dujiangyan, a city under Chengdu's administration.
To tackle the challenges, Chinese firms could follow the example of UK-based Imagination Co, which produces chips that are compatible with various control processing units and operating systems.
To maintain a strong economy, full employment and stable prices, the Fed pumped billion into the financial system on Monday and Tuesday, the first such action in about 10 years, to alleviate a sudden shortage of cash.
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Today the world’s largest online retailer has a?market capitalization of?3 billion, more than 800 times its IPO value of 8 million.
To mitigate the impact of the pandemic on the economy, the Chinese government took less than a month to implement its decision to deliver 2 trillion yuan (8.8 billion) in fiscal funds to hundreds of prefecture-and county-level governments.
To mark the beginning of the new year, Hongkong Post announced Monday that it will issue its first set of special stamps "Year of the Rat" on January 11.
To many people in the vast mountains in the north of Chile, China is their hope for invigorating the copper mining industry and their livelihood.